The quality of being errable; the state of being capable of making mistakes or prone to error.
From errable + the suffix '-ness' (quality of). This abstract noun form allows philosophers and theologians to discuss human fallibility as a formal concept.
Recognizing human errableness is actually a sign of wisdom—people who acknowledge their own fallibility tend to be better learners and collaborators than those convinced they're always right.
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