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guilt and shame, being clever and the Fine Line

Posted by bob on February 18, 2000, at 18:05:07

In reply to Re: Reoccuring Dreams ... guilt and shame, posted by Janice on February 18, 2000, at 15:58:25

> You all sound far too clever to be depressed!

"Great wits are sure to madness near allied,
and thin partitions do their bounds divide."

That's from John Dryden, a contemporary of Shakespeare's. Maybe we so clever because we are depressed...or vice versa...

> and dj, "In the long run, we are all dead." this could be the depressed persons motto! Janice

Reminds me of a famous misquote of Hobbes: "Life is nasty, brutish, futile, and short." I'd say *that* would also have a chance at being the motto, if only it had been "long" instead of "short"--in that context, "short" sounds rather optimistic.

;^)
bob

 

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