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I find it rather ironic that someone with the handle “DoingIsLearning” is arguing against doing new things. Everything we do that is new has risks. History has

I find it rather ironic that someone with the handle “DoingIsLearning” is arguing against doing new things. Everything we do that is new has risks. History has shown us that the benefits of innovation far outweighs the costs. This does not mean progress comes with no downsides, but that the good is vastly better than the bad. Many people seem so scared now of the possible risks that they are afraid to do anything really new. Living is risky, progress is risky, and not doing is even more risky.

DoingIsLearning 6y ago
> I find it rather ironic that someone with the handle “DoingIsLearning” is arguing against doing new things (On top of trying to twist my words) I think this is where we diverge, I am not arguing. I really mean this in a non snarky way, you should check the guidelines section 'In Comments' [0]. There is nothing wrong with pushing arguments like this, they just don't contribute anything to anybody else reading this. If you want this kind of polarizing discussion, Twitter is probably a better platform. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html