In a situation where one seeks unconditional affirmation of one's existence, what specific reasons explain why the pursuit of modern ideals becomes blindly intensified when firm attachment is not provided?

I think it would help strengthen the moral self. Repeatedly experiencing solving problems of a size one can actually solve and gaining a sense of accomplishment helps form a positive sense of self-efficacy, which seems likely to become a foundation for affirming modern morality. This is because it reinforces the belief that a person can change the world for the better through their own will. However, if firm attachment is not provided alongside this process, there is a concern that it could blindly reinforce the pursuit of modern ideals. To minimize such negative concerns, a solid base of stability should be built as a resolution of existential anxiety.