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<li>Some people use the term &quot;unfounded <a href="/en/confidence%20(in%20oneself)">confidence (in oneself)</a>&quot; in a positive or negative sense</li>
<li>Negative people see the &quot;lack of evidence&quot; as a problem.</li>
<li>But what is this &quot;<a href="/en/basis">basis</a>&quot;?</li>
<li>How do situations arise that allow us to have confidence based on evidence?<ul>
<li><a href="/en/success%20story">success story</a> is a basis for confidence.</li>
<li>But just because it worked last time doesn&#39;t mean it will work this time.</li>
<li>Not enough to be able to logically base it on.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Confidence in repeated successes.</li>
<li>Inherently unable to have &quot;well-founded confidence&quot; in a subject that is not repeated</li>
<li>You can&#39;t have &quot;grounded confidence&quot; when trying something new.</li>
<li>In this situation, the latter is preferable to those who cannot act because of lack of confidence and those who do</li>
<li>If this is the case, then &quot;unfounded confidence&quot; would be beneficial.</li>
<li>This is the way people think about positivity</li>
</ul>
<p>#primaryknowing</p>
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Unsubstantiated Confidence.