Hmmmm, good question. It may be somewhat difficult to properly delineate what is required but I will try my best.
I suppose I see the world with a great deal of tentativeness. I see that there are rarely- if any- " black and white scenarios" and there are lots of " shades of gray". I do not believe that I can know anything with absolute certainty. I believe there to be a lot of variety and diversity in the world - in terms of lives,people,situations, et cetera. As May, pointed out, there is so much to try and understand, to be too certain may diminish one's understanding of the big picture.
I believe there to be much " darkness" in the world, lots of suffering, pain, anguish,injustice,mercilessness,ignorance, apathy, hatred, et cetera. But I also believe that there is much " light", lots of joy, love, wisdom, understanding, kindness, mercy, et cetera. I view both as " necessary" as I believe that in a world with only " light", light does not truly exist or rather may hold less or no meaning. We perhaps just need to " find" the "light" amidst the darkness; some of this " light" i believe extends from all the good that we do.
There is perhaps more to say, but that is it from me for now