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We all live, to some degree, between the world as it is and the world as we would like it to be (or that we fear it will become). Discuss these two aspects of our lives. Long answer please will give brainliest

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Humans live in a sort of "limbo" in that we are constantly pulled between two versions of a world we live in: the world we want to live in and the world we live in. Quixotism is a belief system that pushes ideals that pursue ideals too lofty or unrealistic for this world. This is in stark contrast to realism; a belief system where things are viewed with practicality and level logic. We are often torn between facing the realities of this world or avoiding the truth. It is valid to dive deeper into these ideas and question as to why we do this; one may lean towards realism in efforts to be honest with themselves, or, one many lean towards quixotism to retain their innocence and remain "positive".

you can use this one instead :

We live in a limbo of consciousness, constantly trying to further our knowledge yet, at the same time, trying to avoid the painful truth. Those who are quixotic practice the latter of these two ideas; pursuing ideas that may seem unrealistic in avoidance of facing the realities of the world. In contrast to them, a realist is someone that live in the world that is, applying practical and logical ideas to the world around them.

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love, how my life is right now. you can be loved and can love others. sometimes you dont feel loved right now, dont worry, someone out there is loving you while you are away.

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