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I had previously thought that being certain about something meant that there was nothing that could disrupt this certainty. However, i have now come to the realization that there is indeed a difference between certainty and absolute certainty.

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I used to think that "certain" was a word used to describe a fundamental belief from which we cannot be swayed from. However, now I know that certainty still leaves the door open for error and exceptions. On the contrary, to attain absolute certainty, one must show the proof and the evidence to back up the claim

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I used to think that truths or knowledge are entirely objective and can be proven. Not I think that truths are only relative and there will always be biasness in truth, and as such the process of proving something is true will also involve biasness. Hence truth is only relative.

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I used to think that being certain of something was to hold it as a fact with no doubt in my mind, but i now think that that definition is much more applicable to absolute certainty, while certainty itself entails being confident in the truth of a fact, but still open to change my mind on it

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I used to think there was no difference between certainty and absolute certainty. However, Now i think that for something to be absolute certain, there has to be proof, and that to be absolutely certain is much harder than i used to think.

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I used to think that being certain implied that one was absolutely certain about something. However, I now know that for something to be absolutely certain, there are no exceptions and not the tiniest hint of uncertainty.

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I used to think that it was very easy to achieve absolute uncertainty by simply making observations. Now I know that the criteria for something to be absolutely certain is much more strict.

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i used to think that being certain about something meant that we are absolutely sure nothing can uproot our certainty. now ive understood that there is a difference between being certain and being absolutely certain.

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I used to think certainty and absolute certainty meant the same thing. Now I think they are different.

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I used to think certainty and absolute certainty meant the same thing. Now I think they are different.

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I used to think that absolute certainty had the same meaning as certainty. Now I know that we can only have absolute certainty on things that we have proofs of or the authority to create relevant reality.

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I used to think that "absolute" was just an adjective and it didn't mean so much to the word it was describing. Now I think that there is an obvious difference when you add the word "absolute" in front of a word, especially the word "certain", as there is a world of difference in terms of the degree of the words. "Absolutely certain" implies that the person is 100% sure that his statement is the truth, but "certain" implies that the user thinks that his statement is correct, but not very sure.

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I used to think that “certain” and “absolute certainty” was the same thing, but after reading up, i realised that they are different in the degree and level of implication

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i used to think certainty and absolute certainty were the same thing. However, now I know that for something to be counted with absolute certainty, there has to be a specific criteria to be fulfilled. For example, i used to think with absolute certainty that blue whales were the largest mammals. However, now i know that since the ocean is not fully explored, it cannot be confirmed with absolute certainty.

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I used to think that the being certain was the same as absolutely certain and now i think that both terms are very difference as being certain means that the opinion could subject to change whereas being absolutely certain usually means no doubt

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I used to think that the word 'certain' was used to describe something which one was completely sure of. However , now I think that there is a difference between the two terms; certain and absolutely certain. Absolutely certain seems to be holding a superior meaning for which there is absolutely no doubt. On the other hand, when we say that something is certain it is possible for there to be an exception/limitation.

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I used to think that certainty has a similar meaning to absolute certainty, where there would be no exceptions to it. But now I think that both terms vary in meaning as certainty could still mean that there are possibilities for an exception to come about.

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I used to think that "certain" was used to describe something 100% definite but now I know that "certain" and "absolutely certain" differ in terms of the degree of definiteness they imply.

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i used to think that common knowledge can be considered as something certain. However, now I think that common knowledge is just things that we have inferred since they are constant until as far back as we can research. However, the future is uncertain and these "certain" facts may no longer be correct.

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I used to think that absolute certainty and certainty were very close but now i know that the difference between them is more than i expected.

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I used to think that absolute certainty was similar to certainty but now i know that there is a distinct difference between the two

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I used to think that absolute certainty was similar to certainty but now i know that there is a distinct difference between the two

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I used to think certainty and absolute certainty were different. Now i think otherwise

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I used to think there was no such thing as absolute certainty now I think there is

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i never knew that there was a difference between certainty and absolute certainty but now i do

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I used to think that certainty and absolute certainty were the same thing and used certain in the colloquial sense but now I know that they are different