Using Present Tense to Communicate Uncertainty

"We want to communicate uncertainty but we can at least do it in a way that that's more impactful because it doesn't undermine people's sense of confidence in us," says the author. "Present tense using that presence i like the restaurant is much more persuasive why because it makes us seem more more confident if you said i liked this restaurant  and not only was the food good the time i went but the food will be good now and forever more for anyone who tries it"