Of course he doesn't like to be wrong. Who does, except for very controlled circumstances of validating a hypothesis? > [...] but come on, didn’t penning this

Of course he doesn't like to be wrong. Who does, except for very controlled circumstances of validating a hypothesis? > [...] but come on, didn’t penning this long diatribe take longer than responding to a few tweets? It certainly took longer in terms of time, but he surely enjoyed writing this essay more, spent less mental energy on doing so, realized something very important, and broke off of the wirlwind of internet arguments. Each of that seems a big win on its own over continuing the argument. > [...] it is really costly to admit his ideas aren’t perfect. It's always this way if one's committed to his/her ideas. Realization that they may be wrong is not something to happen over night (or a week).