What would you attempt if you knew you could not fail in it?

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   Ruchiraposted 13 years ago

   What would you attempt if you knew you could not fail in it?

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   amybradley77posted 13 years ago

   To run my very own mansion/family theme park.  It sounds like so much fun, and if you can't fail there is no down side too.

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   Kerouac100posted 13 years ago

   I believe that the next step in the mind's evolution will be one where the ego's hold on our psychology is replaced by one where the psyche is more dominant. I read somewhere that in dreams you need to understand that everything is you, not just the dreaming ego. As I believe that this way of looking at the world would help the ego negotiate with the problems it experiences in reality better and make the world a happier place I would like to help people achieve this in some way.

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   Cracknutcaseposted 13 years ago

   I would invent a brain washing pill and a machine that erases the human memories and use it on myself

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   Klenaposted 13 years ago

   Getting my teaching qualification or starting to sell artwork!

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   Popeltonposted 13 years ago

   If I knew I could not fail I'd get bored really fast. Half the fun in my life has been wondering of I would fail. It's a massive incentive to try your hardest and put your heart and soul into everything you do.
   
   For instance, half the fun of asking out my girlfriend was the process of coming up with ways to ask her on dates and facilitate any feelings she may have had for me. If I had known that there was no chance of my failing, it wouldn't have been as much fun. Uncertainty is certainly one of the greatest pleasures. I truly prefer to wake up everyday wondering if my efforts will be good enough. If not, I enjoy improving myself. If so, then I enjoy celebrating my efforts and my successes. If there was no failure, victory would have no satisfaction.
   
   So to answer your question, if I knew I would not fail, then I would attempt my hardest to fail.

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   Penteposted 13 years ago

   Elixir of Eternal Youth
   Time Machine
   FTL Starship
   Colony on Mars
   Dimensional Gate Device to other Worlds
   Cold Fusion Generator
   Zero Point Energy Device
   ....the list goes on

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   slc334posted 13 years ago

   I'd probably attempt to win the lottery again!

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   cheapsk8chickposted 13 years ago

   I think I would open a lunch wagon if there were no chance of failure.  I've always wanted to open some kind of eatery, and lately I've been thinking how cool a lunch wagon would be downtown.

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    darrenhooperposted 13 years ago

    Nothing. What is the fun in attempting something that you already know you are going to succeed at?

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    theresa22posted 13 years ago

    Life would be boring with no possibility of failure. The feeling of success exists, because so does the feeling of failure.

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    Gluten Free Momposted 13 years ago

    where to start, thats a loaded question but I think it would be to play a musical instrument

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    Ashantinaposted 13 years ago

    To be a reknowned poet and singer / songwriter...............

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    Scott_Griggposted 13 years ago

    Trying to discern the next Mega Lotto jackpot.  That would be a good beginning, LOL.

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    kylekandrewposted 13 years ago

    winning the lottery would be a start, also proving that ghosts exist beyond all reasonable doubt.

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