<br /> Lifehacker.com recently wrote, "In any argument, it can be hard to tell who is wrong and who is right. Except when you’re one of the involved parties, that is—because you’re definitely right. Right?" That's why neuroscientists have taken the time to name the ability to 'admit you're wrong. It's called “intellectual humility." It's basically curiosity and being able to entertain the possibility that you may be wrong. <br />
