Then it behooves him to say “yes I was wrong”. GP was saying they trust him less because he doesn’t feel the need to publicly admit he was wrong, meaning he could find out he’s wrong about other things but not admit it.
This feels straightforward to me. It’s easier to trust people who admit they’re wrong when they’re wrong.
This feels straightforward to me. It’s easier to trust people who admit they’re wrong when they’re wrong.