An interesting after-thought to the theory of elimination

One of my friends had an interesting after-thought to the previous blog titled "Theory of elimination". The human psyche is inclined towards comparing things. Enter the theory of relativity. According to him, it's about thinking things could have been worse when you feel like being at the bottom of the pit. That imbibes a new sense of courage and momentum in you to handle what's at hand, so that you reach a point where you finally see the so called "Silver Lining". This is how you turn the zeroes into ones, which in itself might be a process involving fractions, instead of a straight jump from o to 1.