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To doubt everything or to believe all, are two equally convenient solutions, that both prevent from thinking. (Henri Poincaré)
The average man seeks certainty in the eyes of a spectator and calls it self-confidence. The warrior seeks to be impeccable in his own eyes and calls it humility.
