In the quote above, Madeleine Albright is talking about how we see evil all around us and take notice in that more than the good in life. We can think of evil things off the top of our heads, but when we actually see it, it’s a tough pill to swallow. We know it’s bad and we can certainly tell, but when things are good we can’t detect it as well. Albright is trying to tell readers that good is hard to find. Good is something that we need more of in life and not many people have it. They may have sort of good or good enough, like Albright said, but not absolute good. Absolute good is the good of great. This kind of good is harder to imagine because we don’t point it out as much as we do evil. Madeleine Albright has a really interesting point
