“In the 2250s, James T. Kirk became the first (and only known) cadet to ever beat the no-win scenario. After taking the test and failing twice, Kirk took the test a third time after surreptitiously reprogramming the computer to make it possible to win the scenario.
Kirk was subsequently awarded a commendation for “original thinking” and later commented, wistfully, that his stunt “had the virtue of never having been tried.” Although Kirk understood that the purpose of the scenario was to confront cadets with a type of situation that they might encounter on duty, he defended his “cheating” by maintaining that he did not believe in no-win scenarios. ”
MiddleMe 
Indeed! That is wisdom! Thank you, Kally!
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Thank you, Paul!
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“In the 2250s, James T. Kirk became the first (and only known) cadet to ever beat the no-win scenario. After taking the test and failing twice, Kirk took the test a third time after surreptitiously reprogramming the computer to make it possible to win the scenario.
Kirk was subsequently awarded a commendation for “original thinking” and later commented, wistfully, that his stunt “had the virtue of never having been tried.” Although Kirk understood that the purpose of the scenario was to confront cadets with a type of situation that they might encounter on duty, he defended his “cheating” by maintaining that he did not believe in no-win scenarios. ”
You’re in good company, Kally!
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Kobayashi_Maru_scenario
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Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.
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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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We are all rewriting a lot of rules these days.
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Oh yes!
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There may have been a time when the old rule was not fair. Could that be something to consider?
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Perhaps.. you have put thoughts into my head. 🙂
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Sorry, no malice intended. 😀😁
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Hahaha! No malice taken.
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Interesting. Worth looking into more. Thx
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Thank you Sheila and welcome to MiddleMe.
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you are welcome. Thank you!
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It’s true and Iagree. Your words are wise.
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Together you and me, we are wise folk.
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yes! Smile
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Thank you for sharing!!.. “When someone tells you “you’ve changed”, it might be because you have stopped living your life their way”.. John Pence
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Hey! I didn’t think of that. Hmm.. good point, DutchIl.
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Kally, I LOVED this!!! I think I am going to have to apply it to my life!!!
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Go for it! You’re so positive!
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Thank you so much for all your encouragement! I definitely will never give up on the dreams that I have and hope it will happen sooner than later!
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With your power of positivity, it will happen very soon! I believe in you!
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Thank you, Kally, that means a lot to me!
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