George Solos was never married to his ideas. He held his opinions loosely and was quick to self-contradict himself when presented with better information. If you change your mind, you’re pressured to feel ashamed. Instead of admitting you were wrong, we’re taught to double-down and shift the blame. Unfortunately, today’s culture doesn’t seem to value self-contradiction quite the same as George Soros did. If you change your mind, you’re pressured to feel ashamed. Instead of admitting you were wrong, we’re taught to double-down and shift the blame. Progress isn’t possible in a close-minded society. We need to give people room to change their mind. We should encourage people to consider alternatives and open the door to spirited debate. https://tylerdevries.com/the-t...