To Err is Human - INTRODUCTORY NOTE Lewis Thomas was a...

INTRODUCTION: Lewis Thomas has long served as head of the Sloan-Kettering Memorial Cancer Center in New York City. He is also writing a paper, usually based on consideration of the results of biological research. The following paragraph is an excerpt from an article published by Thomas in 1979. Humanitarian mistakes are the basis of human thought, embedded in it, and provide a structure for nodules. If we are not given the wrong flaws, we will never be able to do any useful work. We consider our approach by choosing between the right choice and the wrong choice, and we must make the wrong choices as often as the right choice. We will make friends like this. Our aim is to make mistakes and coding mistakes. As we said, we will learn by "retesting". Why do we always say that? Why is not "trial and error" or "trial and error"? In real life, this is how it is done, so the old phrase is like this. Excellent banks, companies, governments and other excellent laboratories need to be operated like clockwork.

Luis Thomas is comparing the tendency of human error with "human error" of Mr. Louis Thomas' s "for people" Luis Thomas in the article. In the article, Lewis explains how to grow from mistakes. "Our goal is to make mistakes and code errors (306) Lewis uses persuasive elements to influence people's opinion When they break down, they do not know what to do However, if a person makes a mistake, you can make the necessary improvements to make the error better or to get the correct answer, but as we all know from personal experiences, Computers sometimes make mistakes.

Using a computer as a comparison of human thinking, Lewis Thomas' "misunderstanding is human" emphasizes the importance of error as a tool of action. He pointed out that the mistake is the reason for separating human thoughts from superhuman and electronic thinking. Although computers can produce an infinite amount of accurate calculations, they still produce failures, errors, and human corrections. He stated that the wrong trick is "a unique human gift" that should be used as a "guide to action." Thomas emphasizes the importance of mistakes as a motive to violate the appropriate response.

Luis Thomas 'human-oriented' has the same aspect as 'raft' of Daniel David Moses. In the short story, in the "King of Mudu", the role of Mudu's king made a mistake, that is, another boy who almost drowned while playing rough. Eventually, he understood his mistake, apologized to the boys who showed growth, and showed that they learned lessons from their mistakes. The article "To Err is Human" is related to humans, such as King of the King of the Scorpion, making mistakes, learning from that will lead to success.