For example:

1. I couldn't begin to explain how the stock market works. 
2. When I see a restaurant that rarely has customers, I wonder how they could possibly pay their staff a livable wage.
3. I don't know how anything I own was made.

Rationally I know I can use Google to find answers for things I'm truly curious about, and go through the rest of my life not knowing the answers for some things. But I believe nobody in the world really understands anything in great detail. Most people are only pretending to understand their own job for the first year they have it.. beyond that it just seems like a miracle that planes still land safely most the time and supermarket freezers keep the ice cream frozen.  

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The [comedian John Mulaney](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqtIyftTiWI&amp;ab_channel=ComedyCentralStand-Up) joked, "Nothing that I know can help you with your car, ever. Unless you're like, 'Uh, hey, I've got a flat tire, does anyone here know a lot about the Cosby Show?'" That's how I feel. Or in the words of Ralph Sockman, “The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder.”   


How do you deal with this emotionally?