It's great when you get things right. Boom, on the wining track, no matter it is. You got it right and not wrong. That's what made it a win.
But life isn't only wins. That's when things don't go right. Things go wrong, and it's a loss. You can't always go right. You don't know everything.
You have to experience some things. Experience teaches. When you get it right, it teaches you what is right. When you get it wrong, it teaches you what is wrong and what not to do.
That alone, to get things wrong, is a step on the path to getting it right.
It's not "good" to get things wrong, but barring any disastrous outcomes or real harsh negatives, it is good in a sense. Learning is good. And getting it wrong is a teaching and learning experience.
The wrong is teaching. And you better be listening.
The THOR-RUNE pooling was a teaching lesson. And I listened. When you got something good, don't pair it with some newbie token that has a sketchy start. That's a recipe for disaster.
It might work out, but not likely. Why take the risk... unless you like getting punished :P
