While this statement may be true, we can't allow ourselves to be bound by its implications. What that statement implies is that we are allowed to make mistakes; don't get me wrong, we are to a certain extent but if we walk around telling ourselves this, every 'mistake' we make would simply be brushed of as human error.

But we need to ask ourselves, "what is human error"" and "As humans, are we entitled to it or bound by it"" I'm not going to answer those questions directly in this article but by the end of it you should come to a conclusion.

Of all the errors we as human beings make, how many of them were totally, absolutely, 100% unavoidable? Chances are not many (if any at all). Do you think that we need to make errors at all...