Sentences with phrase «blind confidence»
While the pope labels the paradigm technocratic, the criticism is not of technology per se, but of an uncritical techno - fideism — a «blind confidence in technical solutions» — and of the market logic that harnesses it with a single - minded focus on profit, without thinking about the actual goals of human activity.
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«You have to have some kind of blind confidence that everything is just going to work out.»
But having blind confidence without reason is foolhardy and alone will not bring the desired result.
Director James Ponsoldt crafted an authentic tale which captured the life lessons that spring up unexpectedly when blind confidence dictates you've got life all figured out.
On hindsight, this kind of blind confidence is nothing more than naivety.
In the face of this blind confidence in power, human history testifies over and again to the dangers of power — even when wielded for seemingly good ends.
It is focusing delegates» thoughts on something much more amorphous: a blind confidence in the party's ability to win.
The Dunning - Kruger effect is the name for the blind confidence the brain gives an individual who fails to understand that they truly don't know something.