Homonym: Pangloss (Optimism)
Pangloss is a character from the novel Candide by the philosopher Voltaire. He is a philosopher who believes in the idea that "all is for the best in the best of all possible worlds." This optimistic outlook leads him to ignore the harsh realities around him, often resulting in humorous and absurd situations.
Despite facing numerous hardships, Pangloss remains unwavering in his belief that everything happens for a reason. His character serves as a satire of blind optimism and the philosophy of Leibniz, highlighting the dangers of ignoring real problems in favor of a simplistic worldview.