I agree to this line of thinking. It's the same thing I already believe in anyway and I'm also willing to let go if I don't know :D
I don't know how right I am or how wrong I am. There must be a degree of measuring the severity of my judgment, or should there be? I don't know. To never believe what is in front as the absolute and be open for other truths that may hold equivalent or no value. I think it's more of dealing with uncertainty and letting go of the idea that we can be certain about anything.
I don't even know that this reality is fabricated by someone or made by me. Was there even a predetermined method to test the hypothesis? What is certain is we end up questioning more than we could find answers to our questions and this just builds up more anxiety to pursue certainty to eliminate that anxiety. It doesn't make sense and I don't know if my sense is right.
Accepting the uncertainty as a part of life is how I avoid the anxiety. You might enjoy reading, "The Wisdom of Insecurity" by Alan Watts. That book is a major influence in much of my writing, as with this article, too.
Thanks for your comments.