A First-Rate Intelligence

The test of a first-rate intelligence

 is the ability to hold

 two opposed ideas

 in mind at the same time

 and still retain the ability

 to function.

 One should, for example, 

be able to see that

 things are hopeless

 and yet be determined

 to make them otherwise.
F. Scott Fitzgerald

It is hope 
which maintains most of mankind.
Sophocles

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