LittleB
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Why do people ask if the glass is half full, or half empty, and then base there opinion of your optimism or pessimism on that? It seems to me that if there is water in the glass, it is obviously half full.
In a state of rest (i.e. in the cupboard), the glass is entirely empty. So, if there is enough water in it to make it half full or half empty, doesn't this put it in a state of how much fullness of water there is? Like, it's always empty, and then suddenly BAM half full! Like... at rest we are asleep, and then the opposite of that is awake. Not... half-asleep.. or less asleep.. right?
So.... Half full, then?
In a state of rest (i.e. in the cupboard), the glass is entirely empty. So, if there is enough water in it to make it half full or half empty, doesn't this put it in a state of how much fullness of water there is? Like, it's always empty, and then suddenly BAM half full! Like... at rest we are asleep, and then the opposite of that is awake. Not... half-asleep.. or less asleep.. right?
So.... Half full, then?