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In “The Virtues of Negative Results,” Kevin Kelly argues that failure “is not something to be avoided but rather something to be cultivated.” As Kelly notes, though, “in much of the world today failure . . . is a sign of weakness, and often a stigmata that prohibits second chances.”
PROMPT:
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In “The Virtues of Negative Results,” Kevin Kelly argues that failure “is not something to be avoided but rather something to be cultivated.” As Kelly notes, though, “in much of the world today failure . . . is a sign of weakness, and often a stigmata that prohibits second chances.”
PROMPT:
- Summarize Kelly’s article
- Then write an essay that answers this question: Which of these two points of view comes closest to reflecting the way you think about failure?
- Support your position with reasons and examples from your personal experience, observation, reading, etc.
