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the unguarded faith that the world hasn't earned, which sometimes the world quietly rises to meet.
means the quality of being inexperienced, trusting, or unworldly — a lack of the wariness that experience usually installs.
from From French naïveté, from naïf 'natural, unaffected,' which traces back to Latin nativus 'native, innate, natural' — the same root that gives us 'native' and 'nascent,' all branching from nasci, 'to be born.' So buried in the word is the idea of something unspoiled: a quality you arrive with, before the world teaches you otherwise.
originFrom Latin nativus, meaning natural or innate, like birth.
survival edgeOptimistic naive investors often beat cynics by simply staying in.
con fuelTrust is the raw material every scam refines into profit.
creative sparkBeginners try methods experts dismiss as obviously impossible.
twin facesCalled wisdom in children, foolishness in everyone older.