case sensitive
Critical Thinker
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- May 28, 2005
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There are failures, and there are grand failures. Having nothing happen is not a grand failure; it is a simple failure. But even so (and please pardon the double negative), nothing didn't happen in this case.
If you invent a death ray and pull the trigger and the person you aimed it at falls asleep, is that a failure?
Of course it is a failure. Now a sleep ray could be very usefull too.
Please define a grand failure. How can it be "grander" than zero results?
If you are trying to build a pyramid and end up with absolutely nothing. Is that a grand failure?