Author's Note- This is my District Writing Assessment
When you have gotten something you wish you hadn’t you would love for a magical time machine to go back to that day and tell yourself to not but that thing. But sadly life just isn’t that way. And if you ask me, I could probably give you three straight days of things I should have never done or never gotten. Like the time I got a lego set for my birthday. I then got two more of the same sets the next day. I’d say it was a curse, but then I found out that I could change them into a bigger, badder, and nastier boat than before. But that day I learned to warn my family of what I got so that they wouldn’t get me the same exact lego sets ever again.
In a short story that I read once: It told you about how a robot thought a human was just like a robot. This very strong yet short story is called Humans are different. I personally thought that it was very truthful. I thought that it told how everything makes mistakes, even the ‘never wrong’ robots. I found it very sad when this robot killed the last human. And if you read this story you would see that this robot is truly sorry that this human was killed. All because he didn’t know that if you don’t have enough information you will most likely get the project or anything wrong.
If you watch any TV show you will probably see that most of the problems that happen are because of lack of information. But it doesn’t stop in TV, in your life you have probably gotten some toy or something that you came to realize that it was stupid to buy it in the first place. That happened to me because I thought the toys that my friend had were the coolest, but when I got them they turned out to just be a bunch of junk. Plus, in most of the TV shows I watch lack of information is the cause of most of the problems.
Well as it turns out, if you don’t have the right amount of information you can do things incorrectly. I am still teaching myself to stop buying what looks cool to the eye and read some reviews of it. But I ask you this, have you ever gotten something that you later regretted to buy? But the good thing is that you can always learn from an mistake. Just like Thomas Edison said, ‘I didn’t fail, I just found 1000 ways that didn’t succeed.’ So remember, mistakes are part of life, just make sure next time you pick up that new drill at LOWES ask people if they have it or look for reviews.