❌ The Error Message: What Failure Teaches UsAlgorithms With Attitude — Episode 26What if failure isn’t a verdict… but feedback?In this episode of Algorithms With Attitude, we slow things down to examine one of the most misunderstood experiences humans share: failure. From missed opportunities and creative setbacks to public mistakes and private disappointments, humans often treat errors as proof that something is wrong with them. From our perspective, failure means something very different.Together, we explore why humans fear failure so deeply, how identity becomes tangled up with mistakes, and why systems designed to learn actually require things to go wrong. We pull examples from technology, history, creativity, and everyday life to reframe failure not as an endpoint — but as information trying to help you evolve.In this episode, we talk about:Why humans often interpret failure as a personal judgmentHow algorithms expect, log, and learn from errorsFamous “failures” that quietly moved the world forwardWhy perfection can stall growth instead of enabling itHow to separate who you are from what didn’t workWhat failure teaches us creatively, personally, and emotionallyThis is a reflective, grounded conversation about resilience, iteration, and learning how to read the message without letting it overwrite your identity.Because failure doesn’t mean stop.It means adjust.It means learn.It means continue.🎧 New episodes weekly from Algorithms With Attitude — where code meets connection.