>[...]being right comes at the expense of another being wrong. The problem is that there is nothing wrong with being wrong[...] I think this hits the nail on t

>[...]being right comes at the expense of another being wrong. The problem is that there is nothing wrong with being wrong[...] I think this hits the nail on the head, completely. I think a large part of it, for me at least, was that school taught me that wrong is bad. Not knowing an answer is bad. Failure. It took many years after school to correct that belief - and I'm much happier for it. Being wrong is great, in a way. Of course I'd like to be right about everything all the time but I know that's not possible. Being wrong lets me know that I have an opportunity to learn what is right.