What would you try if you knew you could not fail?

[wolffootball37]

Rush a fraternity! (ill do it anyway though)

Um as of now, if i knew i couldn't fail because of some magic lamp or something, id take one of those test to test out of math and science for the rest of my educational career!
Sky diving is defiantly an option though! Id also write and direct an award winning movie!

[AlwaysSAI]

There are a few things I would do--

Send out demo tapes to record companies in Nashville, TN.
Sing the role of a character in a disney movie.
Make a christmas CD.
Sing in a Gap commercial.
Sing the lead in a rock band.
Have a pet pig.
Write an autobiography.

[Leslie Anne]

Have the body I want.
Have the mind I want.
Have the man I want.

And, of course, world peace.

[icelandelf]

I would--

find a cure for cancer
open my own catering business
get rid of my kidney stones for good

[kstar]

Originally Posted by icelandelf

I would--

find a cure for cancer

This always makes me laugh when people don't specify things. First off, what cancer? Rat cancer? Dog cancer? Human cancer? Once you specify species, you need to specify which type: melanomas? pancreatic? lung? brain? myomas? lymphomas? cervical? What if you cured one that already had a cure? Second, what if you found a cure that caused something else, or a cure with a high death rate?


If I knew I couldn't fail? Prosecute "dubya" and some of his cronies for crimes against humanity.

[icelandelf]

sorry I offended you by not being specific. Human cancer. My uncle just died of hepatic cancer a month ago.

Do I need to be specific about the type of kidney stone I manufacture too?
FTR Cystine type stones.

[ASUADPi]

I would...

star on Broadway
write for my favorite television show
go to law school
get a powerball ticket (when it reaches 220 million )

[pbear19]

Originally Posted by kstar

If I knew I couldn't fail? Prosecute "dubya" and some of his cronies for crimes against humanity.

'some of his cronies' could mean any number of people, as 'crimes against humanity' could mean any number of things in any number of courts. You might want to revise your post for utmost specificity, lest it make anyone laugh.

[AKA_Monet]

Originally Posted by tld221

i'd say failure, in the sense of "if i did this, it would work out successfully and how i want it."

I have to be honest--I have never failed at anything I felt strongly about doing... Things that I have put all my mind and energy into, I have succeeded...

The things I have not done well on are things that have not interested me. If I could pick them back up, oneday and say--I want to do it--would I fail? Well, the way I see it now is my life path is to go in a direction of greater harmony for my own inner peace so that I can be an asset to this world... So, say I want to be a "nuclear physicist"--my reasons for wanting to be that are less than honorable and are diametrically opposed to that self-determination that my life is destined to go. Why try to separate things, than fusing them together?

The other things I do not like to do are things related to economy and business--I don't like those things, I hate learning them and I would fail if given a test for them. I admire folks who do pursue these things, there are some discussions we have and if a child I knew wanted to pursue this area, I would help them get there. But as for me--no...

Plus, I think the ONLY failure folks have in life, in general, is when they fail to act on their dreams...

[tld221]

Originally Posted by kstar

This always makes me laugh when people don't specify things. First off, what cancer? Rat cancer? Dog cancer? Human cancer? Once you specify species, you need to specify which type: melanomas? pancreatic? lung? brain? myomas? lymphomas? cervical? What if you cured one that already had a cure? Second, what if you found a cure that caused something else, or a cure with a high death rate?

well cancer, and clearly this is me oversimplifying, is caused by the abnormalities and transformations of cells, growing/duplicating faster, or in a way than they should. someone who is medically versed can answer this better, but i would think while there may not be a one-cure-fits-all fix, different types of cancer have common traits so their cures would be related.

and why specify? if icelandicelf had said "find a cure for breast cancer," one could easily argue, "well why not lung cancer? or skincancer?" what determines which cancer one would want to find a cure for? who ranks which is worth finding a cure for more?

(see how im nitpicking? yeah, thats kinda what youre doing.)

[Scandia]

- Horseback riding
- Flying airplanes

[DSTRen13]

Open my own bookstore. Get my MA and PhD and pay for it with the proceeds from my kick-butt bookstore.

[kstar]

Originally Posted by pbear19

'some of his cronies' could mean any number of people, as 'crimes against humanity' could mean any number of things in any number of courts. You might want to revise your post for utmost specificity, lest it make anyone laugh.

The International Criminal Court was specifically set up for dealing with "crimes against humanity" which can include war crimes. Some of his cronies would include the people that were specifically implicated in these crimes, and the full extent of who was involved and to what degree would not be known until investigated.

[Scully]

Originally Posted by Benzgirl

Quit my job

Or go for an interview for the Graphic Design/Art Director job of my dreams - for a huge pay increase, of course. Or try out for the Olympic Show Jumping team!

[Pessimist Null]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

I was asked this the other day and wanted to know what some of you would try if you knew you could not fail?

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