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Proof you showed up to the edge of your ability and pushed anyway.
means A shortcoming or defect — the specific way something or someone falls short of succeeding or meeting a standard.
from From 'fail,' which came through French 'faillir' from Latin 'fallere' — 'to deceive, to trip up, to cause to fall short.' That same Latin root quietly gave English 'false' and 'fault' too, so 'failing' carries an old family memory of being tricked or let down, now turned inward on oneself.
- etymology
- old french faillir, to be lacking
- hidden feature
- fastest data humans ever generate
- survivorship bias
- every success story edits this part out
- reframe
- tuition paid in dignity, not dollars