Quote critical lense

to a degree therefor it is not shameful; the question is whether or not we learn from them

and correct the mistakes we have made. George Soros once stated something along this

state of mind, “Once we realize that imperfect understanding is the human condition, there

is no shame in being wrong, only in failing to correct our mistakes.” Once we can see that

failing to comprehend something is an ordinary thing which all humans do, then the only

mistakes that we makre are not learning from our misconceptions or “imperfect

understanding”. Human conditions are the controlled variables in human existence which

are the same in all of our lives. There is one novel and one play in which I have read

where this quote relates strongly to their morals and deeper meanings, them being the play

Othello and the novel Ethan Frome.

True love, is there such a thing? If not, then you marry any girl you can stand

mistakes you have made. Othello made one of the greatest mistakes of being naive yet

for the mistake by telling his wife he wasn’t happy either before or after he met and fell in

mistake in not trying to discover the problem for himself or confront Cassio and

out himself whether or not his love was truly having an affair. This was Othellos real

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