Matthew McConaughey

obviously it's inevitable and obviously i personally see it as a hopefully a comma you know not a period so tomorrow is not today's measurement when the misery is bad enough right these people don't have the suffering uh consideration is a it's a privilege man i'm trying to put food on the table right now i'm paying my rent tonight you want to talk to me about investing in my future

And I say, and that's part of what faith and religion are for.

To help those in misery hang on to a hope that will most likely not be served them in this life.

To sell them belief and faith that they will be served in the next.

And what if there is nothing there, man?

What if there's nothing to hope for?

What if there's no next?

I don't know.

But either way, in misery here or without a heaven there, not having any hope or faith in anything is a certain way to remain where you are forever.

But if you can find something that you can keep going, something that no matter how small to look forward to and continually have faith in and chase, well, then your life here is going to be better now.

Heaven or not.

Let's go to the dream.

Let's flip that script.

I always have gone from nonfiction to say, let's make that the dream.

Just keep living.

Art emulates life.

Let's go to dreams.

Let's go to poems, prayers.

These are pursuits of an ideal beauty.

These are in between the lines.