Taking at least two of the 3-philosophical perspectives (Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and de Beauvoir) into consideration, how can the perspective of one inform the perspective of the other(s) on their shared concern of HOW WE TEND TO GO WRONG in our understanding of the world? In other words, how do you believe the thinking of one of the philosophers covered this week might help SHED LIGHT UPON the related thinking of the other(s)?

In formulating your answer, it might be helpful for you to think of Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and de Beauvoir gathered together at a conference organized around the question 'How do we go wrong?' Presuming that each is familiar with the others' work on the topic (so no rudimentary explanation is required) and all are on good terms with each other (so no antagonistic shouting matches), what do you think would be said there? How do you think they might HELP EACH OTHER to better grapple with a question whose importance they all recognize? And, as ever and always, WHY do you think so?