Certainty Quote by Marcel Proust

“There’s a fine line between forgetting an event, and suppressing the memory of it.”

— Jonathan Coe

“Uncertainty is caused by a lack of knowledge. Hesitation is the product of fear.”

— Internet Archive

“Prior knowledge is vital to comprehension because writers omit information.”

— Terry Marselle

“It is important to realize that chance has no memory.”

— Sylvia S. Mader

“Certainty is the most vivid condition of ignorance and the most necessary condition for knowledge.”

— Kedar Joshi

“Forgetting means remembering at an inconvenient time.”

— Carol Edgarian

“In another surprise, when letters are omitted from words in a text, requiring the reader to supply them, reading is slowed, and retention improves.”

— Peter C. Brown

“...the absence of certainty does not mean that one interpretation is as valid as any other. Probabilities and plausibilities matter; and when the evidence…

— Mary Lefkowitz

“Human memories are short and inaccurate.”

— Bill Bryson

The mistake is thinking that there can be an antidote to the uncertainty.

— David Levithan

“Sometimes a memory is a thing that can't be explained using words.”

— Cath Crowley

“Although we cannot rid ourselves of misconceptions, we can correct them when we become aware of them.”

— George Soros