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'''Invincible errors''' are [[intention|unintentional]] [[errors]] that are [[accident|accidental]] [[errors|mistakes]], [[personal identity]] [[problems]] and [[sensitive]] [[topic]] [[issues]] creating [[offensive]] [[language]] or [[behaviors]] [[Ontological commitment|committed]] by a [[person]], or a [[Hoi polloi|"Hoi polloi" mass]] group of like-minded persons, while simply trying to do one's very best in [[acting]] [[honestly]] in [[Good Faith]]. These [[honest]] [[Personal]] [[errors|mistakes]] and [[accident|accidental]] [[Groupthink]] [[errors]] in [[social]] [[gatherings]] are always possible, but these [[errors]] are [[invincible]]; in that, while someone has found it to be their [[personal]] or [[group]] [[burden]] to perform some [[labor]] by making a [[contribution]] with their [[specialized]] [[awareness]] for some [[personal]] or [[group]] [[directed]] [[goal]] toward [[creating]] something [[new]] for the [[progress]] of [[Humanity]] in the [[Utmost Good Faith]], as a [[Human being]] [[Wiktionary:inherently|inherently]] [[endowment|endowed (Philosophy)]] with some [[natural]] [[imperfect|imperfections]], one always takes the [[risk]] of making some [[honest]] [[errors|mistakes]]. In making these [[honest]] [[errors|mistakes]], one has [[freedom]] from [[guilt]] and the [[liberty]] to continue acting in [[good faith]] without any regret for their [[Wiktionary:previous|previous]] [[natural|naturally]] [[flawed]] actions.

==Peaceful, Ethical and other good and honest mistakes==