RE: RE: [Eng/Esp]: Ambivalence/Ambivalencia
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RE: [Eng/Esp]: Ambivalence/Ambivalencia

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Ambivalence may be the result of some form of resistance or holding back, or it may simply be the result of day-to-day existence. It's because undecidable problems arise in both computing theory and actual life.

We can only do our best to make a decision and work hard to make it right. We may acquire the desired result in a finite amount of time. What constitutes a finite amount of time is debatable, or we may not receive any result at all despite working very hard for a very long time.

Actually, this unsolvable problem is what makes me believe in luck. And luck to happen if you believes in it.

@mell79: Ambivalence may | Ecency