1880s, people have always thought that everything will be all right. In the 1880s, people

in Texas would buy up big pieces of land in the middle of nowhere and put a few

buildings, a road, and a sidewalk on it, and then just leave it. After all the work was

finished and the workers gone, there wouldn’t be a soul left there. Nobody ever used that

so called town. Makes one wonder why people would spend money doing this. There are

two reasons for this behavior. The first is simply that they thought of the return it can

have. If they can make it look attractive enough, they might get the railroad to pass

though it and it’ll be a real town, and they’d have a fortune. Although the chances of this

happening were very minimal, people still kept doing this. It was due to the second

reason, optimism. The people had the assumption that America will never stop booming.

America will always be the land of opportunity. If they lost their money at one place, they

can always earn it back somewhere else. And this optimism has carried over. American

people have been concerned with quantity rather than quality. The want for more has

thing like pay or fringe benefits. But what’s been happening now is that the wealth and

worth taking, but again there’s one other side to this. If one wants to accomplish anything

education, knowledge, and discovery. Would it be a good thing if everyone got satisfied

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