Indeed, one's understanding of the matter is not sufficiently comprehensive.
Yet he firmly believes that others' understanding of the matter might not be far superior to his own.
Because at this moment, he estimates that the gap in strength between them is not something to fear.
Therefore, what kind of confidence allows him to face the problem.
He believes he holds such an overwhelming advantage.
This situation makes him feel somewhat puzzled.
However, once he roughly figures out the current situation.
What kind of state does this represent for him?
What might be displayed before him, what kind of situation seems to be unfolding?
Why should he hold onto other beliefs he has about understanding or acknowledging the problem?
Perhaps this understanding implies thoughts bringing his recognition or ideal explanation of the problem.
Consequently, there's no need for any further recognition or understanding of the problem at this moment.
