The Joy of Being Wrong

I think I tried to get at this a little bit in chapter three on the joy of being wrong. That joy of being surprised and delighted by discovering that your beliefs about something that matters might have been incomplete or incorrect is something we should all experience. And there's obviously a lot of benefit they can come from doing that rethinking upfront. But I don't know though, if it's always directly going to lead to happiness. There's some new research in psychology by Shigahiro Yishin, its colleagues, which says, we mostly when we talk about people's emotional experiences or their subjective experiences in life, we're mostly talking about happiness.And now we started to add meaning