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> It means simply 'to significantly value' Er, not trying to be pedantic but I can't find this definition anywhere. Is that an informal use? I only see referen
by BinaryIdiot 10y ago
> It means simply 'to significantly value'
Er, not trying to be pedantic but I can't find this definition anywhere. Is that an informal use? I only see references to the condiment or similar to 'greatly enjoy'.
Might be one of those cases where using more specific wording would have helped the blog entry.
- vacri 10y agoThe article is talking about relishing the richness of life's experience, not some sort of Machiavellian cackling while you watch people lose their jobs. The failures are simply to be valued as learning experiences that are part of life. That particular phrase is preceded in the same sentence with another phrase saying that the failures basically aren't pleasureable. Read the paragraph as a whole, and don't just fish out one phrase and take it out of context.
- BinaryIdiot 10y agoI read the whole thing. Taking it at face value I don't see what you're talking about in it at all. Maybe he meant it in the way you're saying? Maybe he didn't? It's usually best to speak in literals on the internet and not hope to someone to fish out implications.