@drhoeflinger I find it the opposite, when I was younger definitely never wanted to be wrong. Now, I kinda like being wrong. It means I've learned something that I thought was right previously. I guess it's situational as well, like an argument vs just a random fact.
@johnternus Hello! Do you guy's actively hire dyslexic or neurodiverse people? Seems like so many companies are missing out on smart people that look poor on paper.
@DrCamRx Totally, just feel there's something to do with book smart, and people smart. Like common sense, empathy, quick wit. If you have both, just way up there in the intelligence game.
@RayDalio I'm the same way, I never graduated high school. Without sounding hubris, I also feel like I'm above average intelligence. Are you dyslexic or not neuro typical?