Ted talk #3 Why is it hard to admit we have been wrong?

We are only humans so we are often wrong. But even if we know that we are wrong, it is always hard to admit it. Why is that? It is because none of us want to be wrong. Also, if we are sharing our opinion on some thing, we are getting attached to it.  If we think that the right is on our side, all different opinions are rejected by us.  To summarize, it is hard for people to admit they are wrong, because any of us don't want to hear from others that we are wrong.

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  1. englishdiary21 listopada 2021 02:20

    ***We are only humans so we are often wrong. But even if we know that we are wrong, it is always hard to admit it. Why is that? It is because none of us want to be wrong. ***
    This whole part is absolutely unnecessary. It steal words from your word limit and doesn't say anything useful.
    You give some answer to the question ("if we are sharing our opinion on some thing, we are getting attached to it. ") but it's hidden in the middle of the paragraph and not properly argued.
    TOO SHORT!

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