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"without training they lacked knowledge. Without knowledge they lacked confidence. Without confidence they lacked victory"

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"without training they lacked knowledge. Without knowledge they lacked confidence. Without confidence they lacked victory"

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Julius Caesar

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There can be a limit to how much knowledge can be known on something. For example, what the primary colors.

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"more the knowledge lesser the ego, lesser the knowledge more the ego"

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"more the knowledge lesser the ego, lesser the knowledge more the ego"

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Albert Einstein

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When I'm presenting on a certain issue. The more I research on it, the more difficulty I have in explaining the content, and also the more doubt and questions I get.

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- With little knowledge, there isn't much to question or doubt
- If one already has knowledge on a topic, they may be biased to new knowledge and may not understand more about the topic.

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https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/most-people-consider-themselves-to-be-morally-superior/
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-41164615

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We can know with confidence - This also implies that there’s a degree of confidence to how well or strong we know our knowledge

That we can be more dubious on a subject we know - This assumption also implies that there are different degrees of doubt to which we can have on an issue

This then brings up the question if we can ever be certain on the knowledge we have - if there’s ever a time when we are 100% sure that something is true

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Confidence - a position where one is comfortable - when someone has strong belief or faith in something
Knowledge - something that can be learnt
Doubt - not being fully confident or sure with something.

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“We know with confidence only when we know little; with knowledge doubt increases” (adapted from JW von Goethe). Discuss this statement with reference to two areas of knowledge.

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“We know with confidence only when we know little; with knowledge doubt increases” (adapted from JW von Goethe). Discuss this statement with reference to two areas of knowledge.

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Full Claim

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-  Economics is a human science studying the interaction of humans based on theories. For example learning all of microeconomics will make you more confident

- On the other hand, nothing in economic is certain, humans can be unpredictable and thus theories remain theories, and can’t be labeled as facts.

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As we gain more knowledge, we question more the knowledge we already have. We can only confidently know about something when there's a restriction on an area of knowledge.

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As we gain more knowledge, we question more the knowledge we already have. We can only confidently know about something when there's a restriction on an area of knowledge.

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My version of the claim

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In History as an area of knowledge, as one begins to know more information on a cause, they can draw more conclusions and assemble a better and more confident answer

At the same time however, when more information is discovered, there can be more doubts on a cause for a certain event