Quote from: George Edward on Today at 12:44:54 PM

Quote from: Churchillvv on Today at 12:11:26 PM

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Wow 😆, that was really funny and a smart move for the third person. Well, everyone makes mistakes, it's a part of being human that is inevitable. And those mistakes serve as a lesson to us, so it's not totally wrong to make a mistake. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to say a mistake is a good thing. But In this our cryptospace we make mistakes, but we can learn from them and become better investors and users.

The goal of the story I told earlier is to tell us that yes mistakes are inevitable in the crypto space but there is enough mistakes in the same category that will be a lesson to us already, we mustn't make them by ourselves instead others mistakes could be the opium of our lessons.

Quote from: Stormisover on Today at 02:35:05 PM

Quote from: Churchillvv on Today at 12:11:26 PM

My dad always told me a story of three brothers, whose parents tested with life questionnaires and here is the question; how many times will a thing happen to you before you learn your lesson?
First person responded, 4 times the third time I will definitely learn my lesson.
Second person said; 3 times and he would learn his lesson at that point and lastly.

The third person said; "it doesn't have to happen to me before I learn my lesson, instead I will learn from when it happens to my brother's."

This is a very important lesson in my life and I hope some one here gets the key message, you must not learn your lesson through your personal experience, those stories you read in news, social media concerning your bitcoin or crypto custody is enough for you to learn.

There is every reason while we need to learn from the mistakes of others without wanting to learn from our own mistakes, though most person prefers that they make this mistake and learn from it ~~.

I haven't seen anyone want to make mistakes that cost them money by themselves before they learn and here you use the word most maybe I'm not from the same part of the world you experience but however, I don't really think anyone will want to make an obvious mistake themselves just to prove a point and learn from it.