The Success of Failure

Lets look deep and thorough into system failures.

When many say that the system has failed, what system do they mean, and how did that system fail exactly?

What exactly is the system?

It could be that the only thing that succeeds is failure in systems period. No matter which one we're going to be talking about.

What about you... are you a failing to get, say, this country right? If no, then how to your no?

By the time we get the next president, there will be people still stating that the system has failed. And why do you think that will be?

Really, will failure succeed the next time we get a new president? What would that failure look like? What would that failure cost us?

reply to post by WarJohn


In order to stay successful a failure is required every now and then.

Another "successful" OP then I take it?

So maybe the old saw should go, "If at first you don't fail, try try again."

reply to post by WarJohn


Your "system" (of governance to be specific) died in 1933. The states is a horrible example as the government defaulted in 1933 and control was handed over to the Rothschilds (oh no not the R word!). The "system" that meets your perception is only there to keep you passive and uncontentious. Let's face it, the system works pretty well for that purpose and that of ruining the lives of indigs (indigenous peoples) the world over for the sole end of making a buck or 2 billion lol.

"What we have here is.... a failure...to communicate; some men, just cant be taught!"


Another thought, If 'we' continually keep 'failing', that means the correct combination has not been found.

What happens if failure runs so rampant, it cannot be stopped?

Success leads to stagnation.
Stagnation leads to failure.
Failure leads to maturity.
Maturity leads to success.

-- Brust