Ain't that strange?

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When you read about someone's mistake in some 'faraway' country,
You don't really get it and acknowledge it and learn from it
until it happens in "your'" neighborhood?

Like... like they don't really jump and their mistakes aren't worth applying to your drop zones.

How strange is that?

What goes around, comes later.

[skydiverek 63]

I learn from mistakes made in overseas countries, like United States.

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Sure we do
but
why can't they learn from us and alike?

What goes around, comes later.

[JasonYergin 0]

The only thing I've learned from other countries is never drink the water there...

Joking!! Actually I was taught an early age to learn from other peoples mistakes on the football field. Luckily I figured out how to apply that other things too.

Not everybody was told that, then again not everybody was benched for being a skinny lil runt, so where some people had things easy early on they didn't learn things that would be helpful later in life.

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[fastphil 0]

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I learn from mistakes made in overseas countries, like United States.

You are mistaken, the United States is not overseas.

[Abedy 0]

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You are mistaken, the United States is not overseas.

Huhu... get standard = European-style (i.e. Greenwich-centred) world map or even an Australian-style one and have 100+ American highschool students find the US. I bet a number of them is gonna look for their country "overseas"

The sky is not the limit. The ground is.

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Ain't that strange?
I'd be broken or dead many times if I didn't learn from jumpers worldwide.

And another thing.. Wilder they were - Safer they propose now!

What goes around, comes later.

[skydiverek 63]

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I learn from mistakes made in overseas countries, like United States.

You are mistaken, the United States is not overseas.

'Overocenas', then? You are overseas from me, arn't you?