In classical Greek mythology, Icarus is remembered for falling, for reaching too high.

The story has long been framed as a warning.

Before the fall, there was flight. There was the willingness. Fear is common. Trying anyway is not.

At 8:18, we honour the attempt. Nothing meaningful is ever built without risk.

Like Icarus, those who attempt are the ones who risk the fall.

And sometimes, they rise higher than most ever dare.