pesimizëm
Pesimizëm is a philosophical stance that emphasizes the belief in the inherent negativity or unpleasantness of human existence. It is often characterized by a focus on the darker aspects of life, such as suffering, failure, and the inevitability of death. Pesimists tend to view the world through a lens of pessimism, expecting the worst outcomes and often feeling disillusioned or hopeless.
The roots of pessimism can be traced back to ancient philosophy, with figures like Epicurus and Lucretius
Pessimism can manifest in various forms, including individual pessimism, which is a personal attitude towards life,
Despite its often negative connotations, pessimism is not always a negative trait. It can serve as a
In contrast to pessimism, there is optimism, which is the belief that good things will happen in