do you respect - someone who tries and loses or- someone who doesn't try?
>>82383600In America it is far worse to be seen as a loser than not trying at all. Is that healthy? Who's to say?
>>82383600Knowing your own limits is essential for anyone. Ignoring them doesn't make you more of a man, it just makes you more of an idiot. The line between courage and idiocy is thin.
>>82383704Do you think the current president of the free world knows his limits?
>>82383600NeitherI don't respect anyone
>>82383600I respect one who does. The one who tries don't do.
>>82383704Your own limits (for the vast majority of cases) are all mental
>>82383600i respect both in different casesthose who try and lose only earn my respect when there's a good cause for trying, regardless of win or loss, or when they have an actual chance at winningand those who don't try only earn my respect when they don't try something that's obviously futile or otherwise not worth tryingbasically, i respect those who make the right calls, be it trying and losing or not trying in the first place
