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Modern psychologists have documented a phenomenon that is common in all disciplines and all fields.

It's a human problem. It's what is called a

cognitive bias and that is something known as the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Okay, Google it after today. Dunning-Kruger effects, a very interesting phenomenon.

And what this phenomenon indicates, and this is across all disciplines, is the following.

When you don't know something, you know you don't know it and you give weight to the people of authority in that field

but an interesting phenomenon is observed.

The minute you start learning and you master level one,

you get an over boost of confidence,

and you think you know exponentially more than you actually do.

And you have a sense of such confidence that you feel more qualified than majority or many experts.

And it takes some serious mistakes

to cause you to come crashing down and then slowly you build another.

So the Dunning-Kruger effect has actually been charted.

If you have confidence with knowledge, you start at zero.

It shoots all the way up with a little bit of knowledge very high and then it

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