Noong 101 Research Paper

My school needs an ADMIT YOU WERE WRONG 101. Everyone is wrong at some point yet it takes years for anyone to learn to accept it. People would rather defend false perceptions as opposed to admitting a mistake. (eg. "That's a cat." "No, it's a fluffy dog." "..." "Well?" "It's a funny-looking cat.") It gets in the way of teamwork, relationships, and even everyday conversation. We are taught that wrong is the worst thing you can be so we avoid it, but we must unlearn this mentality so we can learn from our mistakes and progress as people. And where better than from the place that taught us?