Are You Afraid of Failure ?

[onthecuttingedge2005]

I certainly don't see space itself as a bottomless pit.....a Black Hole sounds like a better candidate, to me.

Yahweh bless you in Yeshua

every 'body' in space is a pit, space itself is a pit, Space is infinite, therefor it is a bottomless pit. space is the largest chasm.

some call it a prison, I just call it an infinite Zoo.

have you ever placed an Ant on a suspended beach ball, it will march around and around and around until it dies, never thinking to just leap or fall off, it is stuck on its little world not knowing why it is on its world. this is what the Earth is and everyone is that Ant.

This Prison or Zoo is very elaborate, it is the best prison because it gives you the feel like you are free as a bird but you aren't, you are confined to quarters.

and God is the Warden.

do you really want to know how far this rabbit hole goes?

Jerry

[TechStuf]

do you really want to know how far this rabbit hole goes?

What with your assertion that space is an infinite prison and all....


I think you've shown us the bottom already.


So, are you going over the wall at dawn, or tunneling under it?

[jadaro2600]

Hi good day 

Failures are part of the process of perfection. 

As a human, we need to fail to succeed.

Only be careful in the process cause its to risky in that part.


I believe that even tesla made some failures though he is genius but because of his continous traits he always got success.     

Perfection is a misnomer.

COnsider that any unit appearing to do work is a system which is exhibiting imperfection - if you realize that perfection is a state of balance then it's reasonable to assert that things which work are designed to be imperfect.

If I ride a bike, it's because it's balanced in one direction, but imbalanced in another; that imbalance is imperfect to the palance, which just happens to be perpendicular.

We're stuck in a world of perpendicularity - perpendicular imperfection.

Tito, keep up the work on the energy amplification ( elsewhere ).

[Tito L. Oracion]

Perfection is a misnomer.

COnsider that any unit appearing to do work is a system which is exhibiting imperfection - if you realize that perfection is a state of balance then it's reasonable to assert that things which work are designed to be imperfect.

If I ride a bike, it's because it's balanced in one direction, but imbalanced in another; that imbalance is imperfect to the palance, which just happens to be perpendicular.

We're stuck in a world of perpendicularity - perpendicular imperfection.

Tito, keep up the work on the energy amplification ( elsewhere ).

Yes sir 

do you know that in switching the the switch off we can make millions     

Thank you.....