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I don't see being proven wrong as a very big deal. Say the wrong things, be proven wrong, and now you know. Way easier than to second guess yourself every turn
by Charuru 16y ago
I don't see being proven wrong as a very big deal. Say the wrong things, be proven wrong, and now you know.
Way easier than to second guess yourself every turn.
In startups we talk about failure as an important part of the learning experience, so it applies to life in general too.
- Psyonic 16y agoI have to partially disagree. While I definitely don't think you should second guess your every turn, it's probably good not to go repeating things (especially unusual things) until you've at least tried to verify them. That's where urban legends come from, and its part of why its so hard to actually get the truth out. It gets lost in so much noise.