On Being Wrong

Explore the concept of embracing fallibility in this thought-provoking TED talk by "wrongologist" Kathryn Schulz. Delve into the psychology behind our aversion to being wrong and discover why acknowledging our mistakes can lead to personal growth and a deeper understanding of the world. Learn about error blindness, the feeling of being right, and how our assumptions shape our perceptions. Examine the "coyote analogy" and its relevance to our daily lives, and consider how accepting our imperfections can foster a sense of wonder and curiosity. Challenge your preconceptions about correctness and gain valuable insights into the human experience of error and discovery.

Intro
Chinese character
The present tense
This is a problem
The feeling of being wrong
The coyote analogy
Were already wrong
Error blindness
The dumb kid
Becoming perfect
Getting something wrong
Trusting wrong
Feeling right
Assumptions
Our minds
St Augustine
Being wrong
Krypto theme
Our stories are like this
Something else happened instead
This is life
rediscover Wonder