The Foreign Language of I Don't Know

I KNOW, it's HARD to say "I don't know". It doesn't feel good. Maybe it doesn't promote the kind of connection you seek, where we all know and all agree - all the time. But Is that real? Probably not. Saying "I don't know" is downright humble. And humility - a true inner compass of integrity - is what we can all use more of. Without the ability to admit to not knowing, you cannot learn those things that counter your points of view and make you more whole. Without the open-mindedness of professing your ignorance, you cannot become truly intelligent in a powerful way...a way that makes the world a better place. I don't know about you, but I'm looking for a humbeler brighter space for all of US.