Taken literally, your statement equates winning with being wrong.

I would say one has to let go of one's need to be right, or proven right, or accepted as right, as a poor use of limited time and energy. But it's damned important to have integrity and standards that actually guide you. I fear the disapproval of only one person ultimately: me.

Winning is competitive. I don't need to compete. But for proper sleep.. I need to be right.

If I was ever wrong I'm sure I wouldn't mind.

I don't mind being wrong, because that is usually when I learn something new. If you think you are never wrong, you do not learn much, and likely it is just pig headedness.

I value truth.

It depends how much of my ethics and morals I have to abandon to be a winner. Winning without ethics and morals is a foul repast. Its hard to get that bad tasste out of your mouth.

I want the assumptions I make about reality to be as accurate as I can reasonably make them, and that’s as close to winning as I will ever be interested in being.