1. The best good people are those who have made mistakes; a person will become better in the future because of a small shortcoming. ——Shakespeare's "Tit for Tat"
2. A wise man would rather prevent illness before it occurs than cure it before it occurs; he would rather try to overcome pain than seek comfort for the sake of pain. ——Thomas More
3. The correct result is obtained from a large number of mistakes; without a large number of mistakes as steps, we cannot climb to the high seat of the final correct result. ——Qian Xuesen
4. Anyone who has done anything stupid in life is never as smart as he thinks. ——La Roque
5. Rather than saying that we have the right to prevent errors, it is better to say that we have the right not to persist in fallacies. ——Gasendi
6. If you make mistakes, you should tell everyone you meet. This can not only gain the supervision and concern of comrades, but also provide reference to comrades. ——Zhou Enlai
7. The danger is inevitable because we tolerate the root causes of disaster without correcting them. ——Shakespeare's "Richard II"
8. The less reason a traditional habit has for its existence, the harder it is to get rid of it. ——Mark Twain, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer"
9. It is not a bad thing, let alone a shame, for a person to take detours and make mistakes on the road of scientific inquiry. Have the courage to admit and correct mistakes in practice. ——Einstein
10. Habits are turning our lives into certain stereotypes day by day. Our hearts are losing their freedom and becoming slaves to the calm and passionless flow of time. ——Tolstoy's "Family Happiness"
11. Habits are hard to break. No one can throw it out of the window, but can only coax it up the stairs step by step. Come down. ——Mark Twain, "Idiot Wilson"
12. The most noble behavior I can imagine for a person, besides spreading the truth, is to publicly give up error. ——Lister
13. It is easier for us to admit mistakes, faults and shortcomings in behavior, but not for errors, faults and shortcomings in thought. ——Goethe
14. Failure is also what I need. It is as valuable to me as success. Only after I know all the ways to do a job poorly can I know the way to do a job well. ——Edison
15. People often take auspicious mistakes and abandon annoying truths. ——Taylor
16. What people think and do is taken for granted. Only time can slowly make people change, and no rational argument can make people change. It is obvious to them that Harmful habits. ——Gorky "Isolation from the World"
17. In addition to spreading the truth, the most noble behavior of a person is to publicly give up his mistakes. ——Liszt
18. A thousand-mile embankment collapses with ant nests; a hundred-foot room burns with smoke from the gap. ——"Han Feizi's Annotations·Yu Zhi"
19. Everyone has mistakes, but only fools will persist in their obsession. ——Cicero
20. It is much easier to see errors than to discover truth; because errors are in the open and can be overcome; while truth is hidden deep and not everyone can Discover it. ——Goethe
21. Making mistakes is understandable, as long as you can detect and correct them in time. The cautious scientist neither makes mistakes nor notices them. ——Beveridge
22. Opposing opinions are beneficial to me in two ways. On the one hand, it makes me know my mistakes, and on the other hand, what most people see is better than what one person sees. understand better. ——Descartes
23. All the water in the ocean cannot turn the swan's black legs into white, although it is washed by the waves every moment. ——Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus"
24. The relationship between error and truth is like the relationship between sleep and wakefulness. When a person awakens from error, he moves toward truth with new strength. ——Goethe
25. You must abstain from alcohol and women. Joy is so short, so vague, and regret is so great. ——"The Biography of Tolstoy"
26. Fallacies containing certain elements of truth are the most dangerous.
——Adam Smith