While thinking about this article, I came upon this great essay by Isaac Asimov: The Relativity of Wrong
It's a reply to an English Lit major who thinks there can be no true knowledge because, as history shows, every theory in every century was proven wrong. Therefore, our current theories must also be wrong.
Asimov goes on to show this way of thinking -- in absolutes rights and wrongs -- is inadequate. Indeed, for Asimov, right and wrong are in a continuum, with varying degrees of rightness and wrongness. For instance:
Good read.