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Interpret this: "...it is the human lot to try and fail..."...?

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What do you think this means?

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failiure is always,but you mustt try again/
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"It is the human lot to try and fail."

"The human lot" is what has been given to the humans for them to work with.

So it would mean that all humans are able to do is try, and then fail in their attempt.
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Humans are fallable. It is human nature to try. It is also human nature to fail at many of them. What makes us great is when we do not let the failures hold us back.
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English regents right?

i said that failure is unavoidable

i disagreed and used Fahrenheit 451 and Inherit the Wind
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ELA

i did like thise

its the pplz fortune,whether they successful or not

MACBETH

THE PEARL
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Failure is an unavoidable part of life.
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