Kathryn Schulz: On being wrong

I posted the other day that I am reading Kathryn Schultz's book, Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error. She also writes "The Wrong Stuff", a Slate series featuring interviews with people about how they  think and feel about being wrong.

I found her TED talk today:

I thought I was right to believe in the fiscal responsibility of the Central Asia Institute, and something else happened instead.
I thought I didn't have anything to say, and something else happened instead.

What did you think? What happened instead?

Fallor ergo sum
:)