"Failures can be nearly as important to the process."
I think scientists might often remove the world nearly here.
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"Failures can be nearly as important to the process."
I think scientists might often remove the world nearly here.
Yep. :) I almost did. Then I thought. Once they succeed there technically are no more failures on that exact subject. Yet there will be new failures on trying new things. So since success was reached that's why I put nearly in there. That was my thought process.
Good point. It's hard not to argue the "one combination to the lock" isn't more valuable than any single faulty combination.