不确定性可刺激关注、警觉、好奇和不安,而上述表现又能促使认知战略透过不确定、模糊、偶然和巧合的求知方式逐步建立。在这层意义上,不确定性并不是认知领域不成熟和不完整的结果,因为无人会想到自己的无知范围到底有多大。如今,随着我们的知识不断增加,我们似乎看到了另一种世界观念,至少是一种新局面的出现:在知识生产中,不确定性、偶然、巧合或侥幸不再遭到摒弃,而是备受重视。 Uncertainty can stimulate attention, vigilance, curiosity and anxiety, and these behaviors can lead to the gradual establishment of cognitive strategies through uncertainty, vague, accidental and coincidental ways of seeking knowledge. In this sense, uncertainty is not the result of immature and incomplete cognitive fields, because no one ever thinks of the extent of their ignorance. Now, as our knowledge continues to grow, we seem to have seen another world view, at least in the new situation: in the production of knowledge uncertainty, accidental coincidence, or luck is no longer abandoned, Is highly valued.