Who wrote that "not [ever] being wrong" was even worse than being wrong in science?
A)Nightingale
B)Pauli
C)Prusiner
D)Abelson

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Pauli is known for his Pauli exclusion principle, which states that no two electrons in an atom can have the same set of quantum numbers. He also said that "not [ever] being wrong" was even worse than being wrong in science, because it meant that you were not learning anything.

Who Wrote That "Not [Ever] Being Wrong" Was Even Worse