| Arthur |
06-05-2010 06:34 AM |
> Now that got me thinking... That's the kind of people we should create out of our societies. People that don't fear failure, that don't just look for success and back away from high-risk opportunities... Otherwise, we'll always stick with what has already been tried, or already been done... No innovations.
> What he said ("Failure is an option, fear is not") was a very interesting way he summarized that... Imagine all the new graduated scientists and polititians rushing to try new things rather than step into their predecessors' shoes and just keep doing what they already know it'll work... We could have huge breakthroughs on our socitety. Of course, there could be many failures, but again, failure is an option.
> Well said, JC. And very good finding, Zenit.
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