Opinion (n.) is opining about everything while knowing nothing of it — the state of one who sees many just things but never the just itself.
Opinion (n.) is darker than knowledge but clearer than ignorance — an intermediate power set over what both is and is not.
Opinion (n.) is not all of equal weight: the athlete heeds the praise and blame of one man, his trainer, and not the many.
Opinion (n.) is what a man has who believes in beautiful things but not in beauty itself — and he must be soothed gently, without being told he is not in his right mind.
Opinion (n.) is a kind of archery: the soul taking aim at how things are — and planning, wishing and deliberating are all ways of trying to hit a target.
Opinion (n.) is what souls feed on when they failed to see reality: crippled and sweaty from the scramble, they leave uninitiated and live on what they think is nourishment.