--- borg costa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > A life spent making mistakes is not only more > honorable, but more useful than a life spent > doing nothing. > > ---George Bernard Shaw > Mario observes: > Borg, With all due respect, the quote for today makes no sense to me. How can a life spent making mistakes be "more honorable" and "more useful" than one spent doing nothing? However, I know people who THINK they are being HONORABLE while making a mess wherever they go. We call them political liberals:-)) > Surely, one must have at least ONE more success than the number of one's failures to even mathematically equate to a life spent doing NOTHING! > I have one for your consideration that an old Boss used on me. It seems far more encouraging than the non sequitur by Bernard Shaw. It went, "The only ones that make no mistakes are those who do nothing." >
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