Will never make else
The man who has never made a mistake will never make else.
What is the exact sense (interpretation) of the clause The man... will never make else within the sentence above?
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anonymous What is the exact sense (interpretation) of the clause else = anything else (than mistakes) The man who has never made a mistake will always make mistakes.
- anonymous What is the exact sense (interpretation) of the clause else = anything else (than mistakes) The man who has never made a mistake will always make mistakes.
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anonymousWhat is the exact sense (interpretation) of the clause
else = anything else (than mistakes)
The man who has never made a mistake will always make mistakes.
0That's how I understand it.
In order to make a mistake, you have to do something. If you are afraid of making a mistake, you will not try anything.
So if you have not made a mistake, you have not done anything else also.
In other worde, new ideas never germinate with the people who are afraid of making a mistake.
Tom
Edit: I am sorry, MM -- I did no
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