"I don't think anyone enjoyed it. Apart from the people who watched it"
- Alan Hansen
About this Quote
This quote by Alan Hansen is referring to a situation in which something was not taken pleasure in by the people who experienced it. He is implying that the only individuals who enjoyed it were those who viewed it from the outside. This might be analyzed in a couple of various ways. First of all, it might be viewed as a commentary on the human propensity to take pleasure in seeing the misfortune of others. Alternatively, it might be seen as a reminder that in some cases it is easier to value something from a range, rather than being straight involved. Finally, it could be translated as a pointer that in some cases it is much better to be an observer than a participant. Whatever the analysis, this quote serves as a reminder that our perspective can have a big effect on our pleasure of a circumstance.
This quote is written / told by Alan Hansen somewhere between June 13, 1955 and today. He/she was a famous Athlete from Scotland.
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