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Being Wrong Is a Scientific Superpower
Science doesn’t fear being wrong—it depends on it. The latest issue of Scientific American celebrates that spirit, exploring discoveries that challenge what we think we know. From a geochemist’s claim that complex life began hundreds of millions of years earlier than believed, to revelations about false promises in the supplement industry, each story reminds us how truth evolves through doubt. It’s a reminder that progress isn’t built on certainty—it’s built on the courage to question what seems settled. Unless you’re type (that science discovered) never accepts new information, you might appreciate this commentary from David M. Ewalt with Scientific American.
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