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![]() "KLC Lewis" wrote in message et... "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... Spoken like a good liberal. There is a huge difference between effort and accomplishment in case you've forgotten the obvious. I am not belittling Zac's effort. I am belittling his accomplishment because, by accepting a tow, his accomplishment is NOT what he's claiming it to be. He's a fraud and a liar! It's that simple. We realists still believe that accomplishment counts and effort is something any old fool can direct or misdirect. Only when the effort results in accomplishing the stated goal is effort worth anything. Get it? Effort and failure is failure. Effort and success is success. In other words effort has NO meaning as a stand alone process other than being a starting point. Wilbur Hubbard Captain Joshua Slocum is credited as being the first man to sail solo around the world. And yet he took passengers aboard for day outings during his circumnavigation. Oh, my! He didn't really sail "solo" at all! Except that he was careful to, if I recall correctly, return his guests to their point of boarding before continuing his solo effort. If Zac accepted a tow to get repairs, his effort will still count as an accomplishment as long as he returns to the point where the tow began before continuing his solo. It would only be terminated if he was attempting a non-stop circumnavigation and had to stop for any reason. Good Lord, Karin! Talk about bankrupt logic. Using your logic, Zac might as well sail to a starting point two miles off the coast from the California marina where he started. Then he can be towed around the world back to that very starting point then sail back in and he would then have sailed alone around the world. Wilbur Hubbard |
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