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The thing about the projection of supreme confidence is that it is always a scam of some sort, whether the person projecting it knows it or not. I find things much more fun (and honest) when you can admit to the unknowns.
It also changes the role of the historian in an important way — when we acknowledge our own role in interpretation and presentation, it transforms us into much more creative scholars, beyond any mere chronology recorders. To be both creative and empirical is a fun practice.
Yes! Related: appreciating the unknowns of history also helps me appreciate how much info we already do have, scattered across many sources; that is, it helps me escape self-imposed, overly narrow evidentiary frames.
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