Rather than admit we are wrong, we will actually argue even harder in the face of the reality that we may have to change our view. It’s an internal defence mechanism.
Our ego sees any threat the same as if it was a physical danger and a matter of life or death. That’s how people do the most insane things to prove they are right or to not have to say ‘sorry’ or admit a change of view. The ego believes it will die if it has to lose face or be ridiculed or ‘found out’.
We live in a world of a single mainstream voice globally more and more, now even more than ever people would rather follow that than have to be open to any alternative or see another viewpoint than that of the collective mind and its voice.
The good news is, right or wrong do not really matter once we step away from our egos, accepting that it is just a view, and as the world is entering more darkness, more people are awakening and discovering the light within them, their true essence that is beyond the ego and the thinking mind.
The darker things are the lighter more people become.
Philip Dodson 