Sandeep SahajpalOnly human can learn from others’ mistakes, and one who doesn’t, ceases to become a human.
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The saying, “Only human can learn from others’ mistakes, and one who doesn’t, ceases to become a human.” is said to convey the thought that humans are only capable of learning from other humans. As an example, if a person has never made a mistake before, he or she will likely never make another mistake. A person who never does anything wrong will not learn how to do things right. A person who does not learn from others is no longer human.
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