“Better Safe Than Sorry” assignment
I’m not really sure how to answer, because I don’t really understand what the contradictory parts are. The words themselves can and do come across as contradictory but the meaning sometimes make sense. The meaning behind “Better Safe Than Sorry” makes sense to me and has either helped or hindered me at different points in life, depending on whether or not I followed it. There are some that seem contradictory to me, one I never understood was for someone to “have your cake and eat it too” or “you can’t have your cake and eat it”. I never understood this, because cake is meant to be eaten. I know the meaning is possibly, you can’t have two things you want at the same time, but the cake part does not compute with me.
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Published June 16, 2021By Categorized as Assignment Questions
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