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Bingo!
In the abstract, I'm on the "never trying is worse" side, because at least you can learn something from failure.
However, discerning a lost cause is an important skill. Otherwise, you spend your whole life tilting at windmills.
Bingo!
In the abstract, I'm on the "never trying is worse" side, because at least you can learn something from failure.
However, discerning a lost cause is an important skill. Otherwise, you spend your whole life tilting at windmills.