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First trial

In this world, the optimists have it not because they are always right, but because they are positive. Even when wrong, they are positive, and that is the way of achievement, correction, improvement and success.

The one lesson that emerges is the need to keep trying. No miracles. No perfection. No millennium. No apocalypse. We must cultivate a skeptical faith, avoid dogma, listen and watch well, try to clarify and define ends, the better to choose means.

David Landes. The Wealth and Poverty of Nations

The question is: ¿how much?

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