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We seem to have a built-in tendency to want to learn from successful people and pay little attention to failures. We also have a hard time admitting mistakes. In fact, what dintinguihses mature and, dare I say, clever, indivdiuals is precisely that they can admit mistakes and learn from them. Kathryn Schulz, who is about to publish a book on the subject, has published on Slate a number of great interviews and reflections on being wrong. The one with Alan Dershowitz is particularly interesting. If you want to start with the most recent entry, start here: The Wrong Stuff
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- Apple tries to revolutionize the textbook http://t.co/Mb1AxI06
- Making New Year's resolution (just like goal setting in general) works! But will power can be depleted. http://t.co/mSnX99jw
- Economics profession gets serious about disclosure of conflicts of interests http://t.co/frGfJ9Gl
- new ideas for developing your people http://t.co/bjIicl9l



