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Doubt and Confidence are opposites

Doubt and Confidence exist as a spectrum?

Each person has Knowns, Known Unknowns, and Unknown Unknowns

We can know

You know things [only] when you know them with confidence?

Some knowledge is necessary to have  confidence

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be absolutely certain or sure about something

this denotes confidence

"Confidence" must be in regards to unknowns?

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To know

be absolutely certain or sure about something

Knowledge

Justified true belief

Only

exclusively,

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Confidence: the state of feeling certain about the truth of something.
Doubt: question the truth or fact of (something)

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1. Even if you know something, there are things you don't know about that could affect the thing you do know about

2. You don't know that you don't doubt unknown unknowns, and therefore have nothing to doubt

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1. In order to know something, you must have confidence in that information

2. You cannot doubt unknown unknowns

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things we don't know that we don't know

Things that we are unaware exist

we have no way of knowing about our unknown unknowns until they become known unknowns

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Numbers are infinite, so the knowledge that stands to be gained about them is infinite

idk i don't know maths

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Since the universe is infinite, the knowledge that stands to be gained about it is also infinite

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pick 2

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Telescope: one thing in great detail
Binoculars: many things w/o detail

If you look up at the sky with a teloscope, you might be able to focus on one star at a time. You can see this one star with relative detail and thus are able to learn about it.
If you look with binoculars, you're no longer confined to one star. You are able to see the whole expanse of the stars and move around ans see more and more. However, they are not in great detail, and it becomes increasingly difficult to learn in-depth about each star because of the limitations in time, resources, etc.

The same goes for information. You can focus on one thing at a time and learn in-depth about it, but if you zoom out, you can no longer see with clarity. You see all the things that you can learn about, but you can't zoom in on one particular thing without neglecting other things, and you will know that you can't understand those other things until you zoom in on them. Since you know that those things exist, but you also know that you don't know about them, you doubt your information about them and how much you know about them.

Since you're aware of how little you know about them, you might make the connection that those things you don't know about may affect the things you do know about. Since you know that you dont know about those known unknowns, you now have reason to doubt your knowns because they might be influenced by unknowns that you don't understand. In that way, you lose confidence in what you do know because of what you don't know.

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The more you learn, the more you know what you don't know

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The more you learn, the more you know what you don't know

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Things we know we don't know

As we learn more, we graze the surface of many different topics, but we learn about what we don't know about

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Is confidence needed to establish knowledge?

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Is confidence needed to establish knowledge?

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The more we know, the more we know we don't know

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The more we know, the more we know we don't know