"すべての人間の行動は同等であり、すべては原則として失敗する運命にある。"
— Jean Paul Sartre
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Every action people take in life, no matter how big or small, doesn't always lead to success. Think about a student studying hard for an exam. They might spend hours reading and doing practice tests, but despite all their effort, they might still fail the exam. This doesn't mean the student is useless; it just shows that even your best efforts can sometimes not work out as planned. Through history, inventors like Thomas Edison tried and failed many times before creating the light bulb. Each failure teaches important lessons and helps us grow. So, while failure is common, it’s a part of the journey, and every attempt, successful or not, adds value to our lives.
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