That is true. But to be perfectly honest, I don't think someone who would fall into that line of thinking could possibly contribute that much to society even if they did not end up doing so because allowing oneself to fall into that line of thinking is proof of faulty logical facilities and thusly limited potential for accomplishment to begin with. I'm only just thinking now that my initial statement could be taken as an insult rather than a diverting bit of humor. Well, just as well it was likely ignored by everyone but you.
I have yet to meet man who can outsmart heart disease.
It's better to be able to move forward and function than it is to be mired down in regret and other annoyances.
Good catch. Thanks. It still allows you the emotional crutch that nothing in the past can have happened any other way. So when you look back on your mounting failures or some other personal catastrophe you know that if you could have done anything to change the outcome, you would have and thus your doom is not on your shoulders. This is a completely irrational way of looking at it, but it works for some people. Addtional note: I don't drink. I never intend on poisoning myself.
Either your skin's thickness is on the order of angstroms or you're totally joshing me.
