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To what extent is it okay to be wrong about things?
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this post was submitted on 01 Sep 2023
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100% okay, as long as you correct it at the first reasonable opportunity. In practice a lot of people are less motivated by truth and solutions than by personal cachet and identity, though.
Totally agree. Humans are imperfect and everyone has their blind spots/weaknesses. If you can listen and hear when someone corrects you and learn it - truly internalize the new information being presented to you and allow it to reshape your worldview - what more could you ask for than that? It annoys me to no end when someone is so stubborn that they can't admit they were wrong or mis/under informed, like when their ego is so fragile they can never admit any shortcoming they possess.
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