Honestly, I think it's not very likely. For some reason or purpose, we have been given the gifts of logic and reason, and I think we've done a pretty damn good job putting them to good use.

I would think we are right more often than we are wrong.

I would think we are right more often than we are wrong.

I believe that mankind works as some kind of gigantic organism unto itself, and that the only reason we do and reason the things we do is to make us live. Emotions show you one thing and makes you react, but it serves a completely different purpose then what we obviously perceive, for example. I don't think we're right about much of anything, and even things like science and history often give way to primal human reasoning, in many cases painting otherwise factual subjects with principle, moral and bigotry, which in my opinion are always wrong. XD Of course, saying that may just be an excuse to justify and validate my ignorance so that I don't feel forced to know anymore then I do. I can't even answer this properly, it branches into way too many different places for me, and there are a lot of things we can be either right or wrong about, which may have nothing to do with one another. Emotional disposition and space exploration are quite different, so it would just bamboozle me if I tried to set it all straight, as to weather or not we're right about what we think, or have discovered, and how it came to be. But that's just me. Just because I don't believe I know anything and therefore cannot be right about most stuff, don't think for a second that I'm trying to bring anyone else down to my level.

I think humanity has made great strides in the areas of medicine, art, and perhaps culture, but everything is relative and we could possibly have done better. On the other hand, I think our use of weapons and waste materials are just about to destroy the earth. I believe that with all my heart and do my best to be respectful of the world.

Highly likely