Bill Gates' dangerous clarity: caring about what's right, not who's right

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Larry Ellison's view of Bill Gates, captured by David Senra, frames Gates' superpower as a refusal to let ego distort truth-seeking. The willingness to be corrected—to separate the idea from the self—makes a person formidable in any domain, because they iterate toward reality instead of defending their position. It's a deceptively simple trait that almost no one actually practices.

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