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Being Wrong

Adventures in the Margin of Error
Summary:

The book explores the phenomenon of human error, delving into why people make mistakes and how society perceives them. It examines the psychological, philosophical, and cultural implications of errors, advocating for the recognition of fallibility as an integral and valuable part of the human experience.

Key points:

1. Humans crave being right for security and identity, often ignoring evidence that contradicts their beliefs.

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