The article discusses the difficulty some people have in admitting when they are wrong, viewing it as a vulnerability. An anecdote illustrates how a simple acknowledgment of an error can lead to unexpected backlash from someone who feels the need to assert dominance instead of fostering constructive communication. This dynamic highlights the importance of humility and the willingness to learn from mistakes, while also showcasing how fragile egos can create tension in social interactions.
"Refuses to humble themselves or admit they may be wrong."
"Adding to this: when they see admitting you were incorrect as a sign of weakness. I had this one guy start some REAL shit because I had some inconsequential information wrong."
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