I like to refer to this as the "Newtons Laws Fallacy" because no matter how well your "law" fits the available evidence, new evidence will come up to show that you didn't *really* understand what was going on.

*But* there's a positive connotation here too. Newton's Laws are still useful, even today!

I like this attitude to beliefs. I probably don't have it all figured out, but that doesn't mean I can't trust and use my beliefs in the meantime.

I believe that the feeling you have in Verse two: "I didn't get it before, but now I've got it all figured out." is absolutely essential for personal progress.

If you didn't feel it, the new realization would be incapable of over-writing your old belief.

Wisdom is to be willing to surrender this moment's realization to the next one which proves it wrong. Wisdom is accepting that we're always wrong in a way, short of the next insight which will eventually come along.

I certainly wouldn't want to give up my natural ever-lasting curiosity for anything else in the world, even though at times it's annoying.