the.com/retrospect
The lens that turns your worst decisions into your best stories.
means A look back at past events, usually with the clarity (or convenient softening) that hindsight provides.
from Straight from Latin retrospectum, from retro- ('back') plus specere ('to look') — the same 'specere' root that gives us 'spectacle' and 'inspect.' To retrospect is literally to look backward, the way you'd turn around on a trail to see how far you've climbed.
- etymology
- latin for looking back
- superpower
- perfect accuracy, zero advance notice
- favorite phrase
- should have seen that coming
- cruel twist
- arrives exactly one moment too late