Brené Brown affirms that the human relationship with pain is complex and transcends our childish understanding of suffering

“Beyond words: What the weak see as difficulties, the strong see merely as training.” Carol Dweck, the American psychologist, asserts that the weak view difficulties as a dead end, whereas the strong regard them simply as training exercises not worth halting for.

“Sometimes pain comes not to break you, but to shape you.” Brené Brown, the American researcher, emphasizes that humanity’s relationship with pain is complex and transcends our childish understanding of suffering. Often, pain transforms coal into diamond, and it arrives to refine your inner metal.

“History repeats itself, with updates.” Reid Albersgut, the American journalist, describes the current dispute between Apple and ChatGPT as a return to the historic rivalry between Apple and IBM in the 1980s.