Admitting you are wrong

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We all spread misinformation some willingly and knowingly do it while others believe they are passing on the truth. Sadly, in this day and age it’s hard to tell what the truth is and what is not. We are forced information at a constant rate, with everything at our fingertips instantly. We are overrun with information and that is not always a good thing. When we are fed information so quickly, we form our opinions before all the facts are out. We are quick to judge, and we lose the ability to make informed opinions on many things. It is much harder to change that opinion as more information comes out. Is it because we don’t want to be seen changing our minds? Is it more important to seem right than to admit maybe we were wrong? Finally, someone has admitted they were wrong, though I’m not sure how truthful the first part is I certainly believe the second part of this statement. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky: “Our vaccines are working exceptionally well … but what they can’t do anymore is prevent transmission.” We still see many of the vaccinated getting covid, yet they keep telling us to get the vaccine. I have always known that a vaccine is to stop you from getting the virus and prevent it from being spread yet this vaccine does neither of those things. Hard to convince me to get a vaccine that does not work the way it should.