We're all trying to decide whether your scores up there are a miracle or a mistake.""A habit.
In the book "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card, a character expresses uncertainty about the protagonist's impressive performance, questioning if it is due to a miraculous talent or an error in judgment. This line reflects the tension between extraordinary abilities and the skepticism that can accompany them, especially in competitive environments.
The quote highlights how people often grapple with understanding exceptional achievements. It suggests that greatness can provoke doubt, leading others to wonder about the true source of success—whether it stems from hard work, innate skill, or perhaps even luck.
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