To err is to be human. To some extend I have to agree with this statement, for it is impossible to ever be completely right, as there's always two sides to a coin, no matter how imbal the whole surface area is.

The analogy of right and wrong as a coin is quite a good one. With one side, there must be the prescence of another. Comparision has to be done in order to differnciate one from another.

However, while it is human, we'all can agree that it sucks to lose. Comon, losing in computer games, in life... It just sucks, there's really not much of an explanation for it, it just does.

Coming back, while being human has its bad points, we remember again, that a coin always have 2 sides.

The point of being a human, itself, is really quite a good deal already, isn't it? To be able to think about such occurances in life, to live life with a conscious mind, doing what we would want to do, even against instinct.

Best thing of all, is our profound ability to communicate with the rest of our species, leading to much more complex interactions other than the primative agression and sex. To have people are actually concerned about us, that genuinely care about the things that happen. The concern that seperates us from the solitary life of an animal and the life of the human that we all complain to be.

To be human. Good? Bad?

You decide.