Maybe more often than not, it's not necessary to be sure of things. Observation-wise, it has been consistent that "accuracy" is nothing but a trivial concept. I could relate making choices with holding a gun. As much as we keep our eyes wide open and focused on the target, reality is, we're all blindfolded. But we're not hand-cuffed, and that's one thing to be thankful about. I reckon that people who fail are the ones who spent their lifetime trying to peek through their blindfold. Meanwhile, successful people are the ones who maximizes the utility of their other senses and smell through or hear through the environment, awaiting for the right time to pull the trigger.
Maybe that's why we're all allowed to make mistakes. Because there's no right amount of knowledge nor right combination of skill to ensure that you arrive at the correct ends. Sometimes, the things that you are so sure about are the exact things that should be doubted and given much thought. Conversely, the least expected can sometimes be the rightful choice.
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