One reason is that the truth is usually more complicated than the falsehood, often in uninteresting but important ways. For example, believing falsehoods about minimum wage might get you to truths about compassion. Economic illiteracy is easier to fix than learned cruelty.
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So well said, and I've find that searching for instances to say "you're right" when others are clearly right about something I got wrong helps to gamify future truth-seeking over and above current ego validation
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