I condemn those who would condemn dreamers. Had Fleming not played a gambit with a bit of mold, we would not have penicillin, Winston Churchill would have died of pneumonia, and the Normandy Invasion would have failed. Had a handful of pilots not risked their lives, the sound barrier would have never been broken. If Henry Ford had not had a vision, we would be driving horses rather than cars. No, dreams do not hinder people.
Dreams are the keys that hide the greatest treasures of our universe.
We may condemn them, but dreamers and visionaries have always been our favorite leaders. Gandhi, Martin Luther, Rousseau, Voltaire, Bobby Kennedy, Huxley, Cromwell, Lennon, Morrison, and Hendrix all had two things in common. They all had dreams, and we idolize them for their dreams. Perhaps now is the time for each of us to follow our dreams.