Where does much of the world's sorrow come from?

Question

Maude: What kind of flower would you like to be?
Harold: I don't know. One of these, maybe.(points to a huge bed of daisies)
Maude: Why do you say that?
Harold: Because they're all alike.
Maude: Oh, but they're NOT! Look. See, some are smaller; some are
fatter; some grow to the left, some to the right; some even have lost
some petals. All kinds of observable differences! You see, Harold, I
feel that much of the world's sorrow comes from people who are *this*,(points to one daisy)
yet allow themselves to be treated as *that*. (points to the huge bed of daisies)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwVxQWVY4fE

Answer 1

much of my sorrow comes from my wife!

Answer 2

I feel most of the world's sorrow come from people exepting there sorrows. People feeling as if there is not hope. When we exept that mentality we lose. We've lost the war and haven't even began to fight. Even when we do fight and lose the battle is not over. We are too passive sometime. We gotta be in love with one another and be willing to help each other when we witness a void to be filled. Man can not survive by himself. Even a man who seeks to put distance between him and society at some point will seek companionship. We gotta encourage each other and give praise when the right things are done. Express our love.

Answer 3

Humans

Answer 4

People are "unique"

But allow themselves to be treat like the "masses."

I may not look like much , but don't ever refer to me as common

Don't call me conservative,
Don't call me a Liberal
Don't say I'm ordinary,

because if I were. I'd be sad.

Answer 5

As John Paul Satre incidated - hell is not fire and brimstone, hell is not racks and torture devices, hell is other people.