Somebody on Reddit is looking for a 90s or early 2000s film. This is what he/she can recall:
I distinctly remember a scene from a movie where someone had a monologue about spiders, their webs and how they will eventually give up if you destroy their webs enough times.
The monologue was roughly like as follows (this not exact quotation, far from it, it is only how I remember it roughly and how I can rephrase it):
"...I remember there was once a spider outside my window, which had built a web that I didn't like and soon there after I destroyed it. But by the next day, the spider had rebuilt it and I destroyed it that one too. Again the next day, the spider rebuild it and again I destroyed it. It kept on rebuilding its web each day and I kept on destroying it. Eventually, to my surprise, one day the spider didn't rebuilt it, and never did afterwards. It gave up. So, with enough failures, even spiders get it and eventually give up".
I distinctly remember a scene from a movie where someone had a monologue about spiders, their webs and how they will eventually give up if you destroy their webs enough times.
The monologue was roughly like as follows (this not exact quotation, far from it, it is only how I remember it roughly and how I can rephrase it):
"...I remember there was once a spider outside my window, which had built a web that I didn't like and soon there after I destroyed it. But by the next day, the spider had rebuilt it and I destroyed it that one too. Again the next day, the spider rebuild it and again I destroyed it. It kept on rebuilding its web each day and I kept on destroying it. Eventually, to my surprise, one day the spider didn't rebuilt it, and never did afterwards. It gave up. So, with enough failures, even spiders get it and eventually give up".