The Guardian Australia
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Readers share diverse views on a mistake-free existence and its implications
Readers contributed thoughts on what life would be like without mistakes in a recent discussion. Some argued that a mistake-free existence would hinder innovation and learning, while others suggested it could lead to greater equality. Ultimately, the diverse opinions underscore the complexity of defining and evaluating mistakes in society.
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