If your aim is to fail, and you succed, what have you done? Failed or succeded?

Question

But surely you can't fail and succeed at the same time; they're two complete opposites.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

If your aim was to fail, and you succeeded at failing. You succeeded. Funny thing is, I have done this before. During Highschool I was made to take Algebra 2 all over again after I came back from Germany. I had already passed Algebra 2 with an A the last time around and found it incredibly stupid to have to take it over again (because of the capts, I had to take a math course until I succeeded on writing a paper on a math and getting all my capt math w.s. done successfully. Everything was done cept for a little bit of my paper, so they put me in algebra 2 honors because in Germany I didn't take math so I wasn't at pre-calc level) I audited the class, and decided to rebel against the system. I wanted an F and succeeded at failing! :-)

Answer 3

Well, why are you aiming to fail? And what exactly did you succeed at? Failing whatever it was you had aimed to fail or failing at succeeding? Either way, I think you fail, because aiming to fail is like shooting yourself in the foot.

Answer 4

You failed at spelling succeed correctly, but you succeeded because your aim was to fail, and by virtue of that being more benificial to you in some or other way, your failure, was a success.
It's pretty much like when someone has eyes like ice on fire... or living your life with your eyes wide shut....get my drift?

Answer 5

Jesus failed to live a full life but succeeded in millions following him. Failure can be a complete success without knowing it.

Answer 6

You've done both, like everyone else said, LOL. You have succeded at failing :o)

Answer 7

u got on crack! ...jk. but y would ur aim be to fail? and if ur aim was to fail aand u succeeded, du u really think u succeeded since u didn't fail? and since u did succeed, wouldnt that mean u failed?

Answer 8

I think you succeeded to fail, though you might have failed to succeed.

Answer 9

Bill is right. It is a paradoxical question. Here's a bit more about paradoxes in as simple terms as I could find in a very short amount of time : ) http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/ASC/Paradox.html
The topic of logic is definetely VERY confusing at first, but is actually quite fascinating once you start to understand it.

Answer 10

well your aim was to fail so youve failed.
but really
youve just succedded in failing in failing to succeed.
hm.

Answer 11

succeded at failing, thus a success