겸손함과 대담함의 경계

Ideally: when you know something, be bold (act like you know), when you don't, be humble (act like you don't), and when you're 50% sure, be 50% bold and 50% humble
But reality isn't that simple. Some people lean humble, some lean bold.
Table
- Know
  - Act like you know
    - Risk looking like — or actually becoming — someone who pretends to know things they don't
    - The kind of person who can change the world
  - Act like you don't know
    - Exemplary, broadly well-liked
    - May not change the world, but can make a real contribution
- Don't know
  - Act like you know
    - Easy to confuse with someone who actually knows and acts accordingly
    - A harm to society
  - Act like you don't know
    - A good citizen?
    - Hard to make a major contribution to the world
Looking at society, it feels like there are so many people who act like they know things when they don't.
If you can't persuade someone about something, you don't fully know that thing — not 100%.