Confidence And Doubt Analysis

“The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.” This quotation by Bertrand Russell suggests that as people grow older, they will get wiser. As people grow wiser the more knowledge they have, however as Bertrand Russell said they’ll have more doubts. And the one with little knowledge seems to be more confident. The mass difficulties this world is having is caused by “stupid” people who are so full of confidence, mostly leading to overconfidence and ended up failing to achieve their goals, while wiser people or as we can say the intelligence doubt everything, reach conclusion and produce a result. When they reach a particular result they will consider and weigh the variables involves. This will lead to a quick way to resolve a situation. The problem with knowledge is that the more you have on, the greater insight you have into how much you

Generally confidence can be defined as the state of feeling certain about the truth of something, while if it is defined in the ToK context knowing what you're good at, the value you provide, and acting in a way that conveys that to others confidence is the belief people has from a choice or proposition that are based on evidence that is correct, it is a form of certainty. However, a certainty doesn’t mean an increase in confidence. While doubt is the state of mind which lies between belief and disbelief that involves uncertainty. When people have doubt, they will question every knowledge that they have and just had. It arises a questioning and creates a revaluation regarding the knowledge that could result in a new knowledge and furthering the knowledge that was simple into a complex mind. This process will continue until the ones who seek the doubt are satisfied with what they had. However, does without doubt there will be more