I have two contrasting points to write about the human mechanism of Hope. Let us think about a situation where you might have been stuck or have to deal with a very tense situation, your ideal brain's first thought would be like "F***! I just 'hope' this isn't as bad as it seems" or "I just hope that I can ace this s***". Ordinarily, hope is said to be a 'positive state of mind' which makes us a human being. But is this hope really what makes us go through the whole thing? The human mechanism of hope isn't as simple as it seems. What you hope for is more likely what you want to achieve. You don't even stop this when situations are strictly out of your control. The Hope factor is therefore that force within you which makes you expect the positive side of anything but what happens when you don't achieve what you been hoping for? It is then my friends that the problem starts occurring and your shits just starts coming back on you. ...
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