Well, my wrongness seems to have been working fine for the past 19 years so I don't see why I should give up on it just because it is, in some wierd sense "wrong".
Judgement101 said:
Technically everything IS wrong. People know what they are taught as a child. If you teach a child that a green leaf is actually a red leaf they will call everything that is green red.
Not quite true. Technically everything you know could be wrong (appart from the laws of mathematics and a priori truths), however, your leaf example still works on the idea that there is a correct colour for the leaf and that the kid is being taught incorrectly.
(Hey, its not often that I can make use of my philosophy A level/university modules)
mrdude2010 said:
everything you know IS wrong
see: Einstein's theory of special relativity
If we didn't know anything, then how would we know Einstein's theory of special relativity? Quad erat demonstrandum, *****. You cannot have your cake and eat it too.
Anyways, special relativity doesn't have that great an effect on knowledge. What fucks everything up is quantum wierdness, because that casts doubt on causality, which is the basis for an awful lot of our knowledge.