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But then you might achieve greatness whereas she will only ever strive for it.
I have gone on to do what I consider things of importance. It may not be the end all be all, but I feel I have a good goal I have been aiming towards. It's hard work, but it is also rewarding.
When it's all over, nobody makes a difference because life is transient and meaningless. That said, there are varying degrees of aptitude on the temporal plane. I don't want affirmative action hires building things like the Brooklyn Bridge, nomesayin?
That bridge failed because people relied on calculations. If you are a half decent engineer, you always have redundancies, because your calculations are based on assumptions that fail to account for all the variables the real world has to offer. Even if you use redundancies you can get bad data.
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