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i'm roman mars I'm Roman Mars. The thing about being wrong is that before you know you're wrong, it feels exactly like being right.

If we knew that we were wrong, we wouldn't be wrong.

Nobody's committing intentionally to a false belief about the world.

If they are, they're not wrong.

They're deliberately lying.

Even during the construction of the original Tacoma Narrow's bridge,

which was to become the third longest suspension bridge in the world,

it seemed like something was wrong.

Well, at least in hindsight, it seems like it should have felt

that way but that's not how being wrong works. If you grew up like I did watching the

Warner Brothers cartoons. This is Catherine Schultz author of Wrong, Adventures in the Margin of

error. The Sunday morning cartoon moment where the roadrunner is

dashing off the cliff and the coyote is following him and of course the roadrunner can

fly and the coyote can't and there's this great moment where he's run off the cliff

but he has not yet realized that you know he's there's no solid ground underneath

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