"ignorance is bliss
for example: let's say you re trying to learn how to draw. When you finish your first drawing you're probably going to think you're great at it. But once you practice and realize how much you don't know, you won't think you're very good anymore.
This is why people with low intelligence often rate themselves so highly: they don't understand how little they know.
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