On Being Wrong(er): My Conversation with Kathryn Schultz

As part of the Kauffman podcast series we’ve called "Infectious Talk", I had a half-hour conversation recently about "wrongness" with the delightful and smart Kathryn Schultz. She has a wonderful book out on the subject called Being Wrong.

The topics unsurprisingly ranged from rocketry, to climbing, to economics, to sports. Listen here.

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