(ii) The Utopian thinker, the idealist, believes in a perfect loving world free of currency and injustice, where Everything is considered significant. Conversely, the Nihilist, or hardened realist, knows this world to be entirely imperfect and highly dysfunctional, where Everything signifies Nothing at all. Hopeful versus Hopeless. The Utopian Nihilist, however, sees colored light at opposite ends of the hexagon. In the darkest of circumstances, there shall always be at least a pinhole of light. An illuminated world with the constant threat of a storm. If one must walk through the dredges of Hell, one must not come away empty-handed, but with a deeper comprehension of the extreme contrast. The Grand Dichotomy. The Wicked Paradox.