It’s tempting to slow down or back down when we realize that writing our ideas has consequences. But I want to remind you that you can’t be wrong if you’re looking for the truth. There is a difference between facts and truths; facts can be verified empirically whereas truths cannot. But there is a greater Truth, which consists of understanding the world as it is. If what you are pursuing is Truth, you can only be wrong at lower levels. Being wrong and failing collectively as part of a long conversation is what gets us to Truth. Your contribution is important.
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