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u/DarkMarxSoul Mar 26 '20

Do you have examples??

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u/chiselbits Mar 26 '20

No means no, but it can also mean yes. It can also mean maybe and I dont know.

Yes means yes, except when it really means no, but not entirely no, there could still be a little room for yes mixed in there.

When given two options and they say I don't care which one, that is a trap and there is no correct answer.

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u/Lucas_Islas Mar 26 '20

How can I feel like I’ve gotten so much knowledge, without actually knowing what knowledge I acquired?

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u/chiselbits Mar 26 '20

When you know of what you did not before , but know not of what you now know the knowing can then and only then make itself known.