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419. Why Is It Important to Say "I Don't Know?"
People seem to have a lot of opinions about lots of things, but it's okay to not have an view on something you don't know much about. Sometimes the most powerful stance you can take on something is to say "I don't know," and then go do your own research before form an opinion.
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By Connor Boyack
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People seem to have a lot of opinions about lots of things, but it's okay to not have an view on something you don't know much about. Sometimes the most powerful stance you can take on something is to say "I don't know," and then go do your own research before form an opinion.
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