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by ajani 1033 days ago
Yes, how we behave usually trumps how true/false our ideas are.
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exmadscientist 1032 days ago
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but I strongly believe, based on my experiences with really successful people, that being open to being wrong absolutely does count for a lot more than the current truth value of your ideas.
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ajani 1030 days ago
Yes exactly. Behavior drives success. Not merit. Behavior is social. No sarcasm here, just acceptance of what is obvious.
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