A lot of people rather face an unknown then sit around worrying over it. At least if they go after it, there's that small satisfaction that you did something about it.
That feeling of hopelessness...despite the amount of those here that attempt nothing, and those who are aware that as much as they may try, they can accomplish nothing, it is not truly present here. As such, you may be right about that. However, there are some things that will never change, as long as we remain here.
In that case, what do you believe they can be capable of, with so little knowledge? Some may believe that "willpower" is a deciding factor in certain cases, and yet...we are at quite a disadvantage.
Knowledge is gained through experience, right? So with all the different types of people here, and the different lives they've lead. The potential for a lot of good work is well everywhere.
Oh, willpower is more of a driving force then a deciding factor.
Any kind of experience helps out. Bad to learn from and good to emulate.
[Okay she pauses here a bit to think about this all.]
Time, I'd have to say. Even if it's something you can't really control. That's how thing are decided; because even if you have the will to finish something- without the time it's really not going to matter.
That is true...whether or not they have any effect, though, is up to the raw materials in question, rather than the experiences themselves.
It is quite an inconvenience. I find it interesting, that rather than choosing certain factors that may bring success, you chose one that will, in almost every case, mark failure.
We have a good amount of raw material. Maybe not very modern, yet- but no civilization started out on top.
Of course; a deciding factor isn't though of on making something successful. It's what has to be used or avoided in order to make sure failure doesn't happen.
They are slightly more varied than if they were to have taken their experiments from one time and place, of course.
In that case, since one is often unable to stop the passage of time or bend time to their will...to have such a factor against them is truly quite unfortunate.
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That keeps people from falling into thoughts of being stuck or even hopelessness.
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Of course. Not all change can happen in a lifetime.
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Oh, willpower is more of a driving force then a deciding factor.
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To you, what would be a deciding factor?
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[Okay she pauses here a bit to think about this all.]
Time, I'd have to say. Even if it's something you can't really control. That's how thing are decided; because even if you have the will to finish something- without the time it's really not going to matter.
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It is quite an inconvenience. I find it interesting, that rather than choosing certain factors that may bring success, you chose one that will, in almost every case, mark failure.
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Of course; a deciding factor isn't though of on making something successful. It's what has to be used or avoided in order to make sure failure doesn't happen.
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In that case, since one is often unable to stop the passage of time or bend time to their will...to have such a factor against them is truly quite unfortunate.
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It is, but that's why you learn time management. You work with time, and plan things. Making sure you give room for anything unexpected.
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Which is probably going to happen a lot in this place.
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The very existence of this place, after all...is something unexpected. As a result, it may be difficult to prepare for what may happen.
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