A person who knows little often make the folly to over estimate his knowledge. Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge. Dunning-Kruger effect is the name of this rather paradoxical phenomenon where the sign of how much more you know is rather the knowledge of how much more is yet to know. Keeping this in mind often helps me tame overconfidence. May be it can help you too. So, in the end you can say, "knowing nothing" is the purpose of the quest of life. Also, I know its very inconsistent of me here. May be I am too a prey to this too. So, working on that part.

Lest sharing you some good reads which if fruitful to your mind may help you know something. Until next time, Cheers!😉

• Some Cool Paradoxes


• The Kingdom or the Crown


• You can't say that!: how to argue, better


• Farmers That Finance the World


• Other People's Money