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What everyone judges, though they never watched the part that earned it.
means The outcome or consequence that follows from an action, process, or calculation.
from From Latin resultare, "to spring back, rebound," built from re- ("back") and saltare ("to leap," a frequentative of salire, "to jump"). So a result was once literally a thing that bounced back at you — the rebound of whatever you set in motion. The same salire leaps through English in "salient," "assault," and "somersault."
latin rootFrom resultare, meaning to leap or spring back
survives effortOutlives the work that produced it entirely
misleads oftenLooks like luck unless you saw the process
never finalBecomes the starting point for the next attempt