Being Wrong: Understanding Human Fallibility and Learning from Mistakes

Being wrong - exploring the nature of human fallibility, examining why we make…

An episode of the Philosophical Currents podcast, hosted by Prairie Public, titled "Being Wrong: Understanding Human Fallibility and Learning from Mistakes" was published on October 2, 2024 and runs 21 minutes.

October 2, 2024 ·21m · Philosophical Currents

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Being wrong - exploring the nature of human fallibility, examining why we make mistakes, how we can learn from them, and the ethical implications of embracing error.

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Being wrong - exploring the nature of human fallibility, examining why we make mistakes, how we can learn from them, and the ethical implications of embracing error.

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