Question

Hello Rabbi,
Maybe this is a bit of a strange question, but when I examine my views I discover that there isn’t anyone else in the world who thinks exactly like me. There are people whose views are close to mine, but not exactly like mine. Seemingly I’m unique in theology, politics, and more. So the question is: what are the chances that דווקא my opinion is the correct one? Out of billions of people, why would my personal approach be the most correct? What value does my opinion have?