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Han: Who knows? That's what drives you so crazy about him. You try to do something and odds are it's exactly what he wanted you to do. You stand still and don't do anything, and he runs a smartrope around you. Break the ice with your colleagues and open up to each other with these Who Knows Me Better Questions for Work! You might even become closer along the way! 91. What is my job title?

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If it’s a talent, it can’t be useless. Even burping the alphabet will come in handy eventually in your lifetime. Sir Humphrey: Yes, but even though they probably certainly know that you probably wouldn't, they can't certainly know that although you probably wouldn't there's no probability that you certainly would! Disney's Hercules has a variation. Hades is telling The Fates his Evil Plan, but they keep interrupting him by saying they already know his plan, because they're the Fates and they know everything. Hades eventually snaps and shouts I KNOW you know! I know! I get it! I get the concept! There is a formal system called modal logic that can be used to model what certain agents in a system know (including what they know/do not know about what the other agents know/do not know). In Operation Gold, the CIA and SIS tapped the telephone cable leading to the Soviet embassy in Berlin. The KGB was informed of this from the moment it began by a mole in the SIS, George Blake. The KGB, however, could not reveal that it knew, lest it expose Blake's existence. As a result, the tap was a successful source of accurate and actionable intelligence for eleven months. Eventually, Blake received a transfer and the Soviets "discovered" the tap. Then Blake got caught anyway a few years later and the CIA and the SIS realized that the KGB had known all along, and had to go through all the intelligence that they had garnered from the tap to try to figure out what was real and what the KGB had planted. Of course, once Blake was arrested, the KGB would have known that the CIA and SIS would be doing that, and so had to go through all the intelligence that they knew the CIA and SIS had gained and try to figure out what the CIA and SIS would conclude was real and what they would conclude was planted.

When Alexander Litvenenko died, some of the speculation on who killed him got to this level. Welcome to the Cold War. John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme, Ep. 3, gives us this brilliant example. Warning: Any and all attempts at comprehension may result in brain damage. In Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon, Detachment 2702 exists to generate enough random noise to cover up the fact that the Allies have broken German and Japanese ciphers. It stands to reason that if the Axis finds out, they'll switch to a new cipher, so being able to act on the information they got without revealing they have this information becomes very important. The Lion in Winter played this straight, albeit slightly lampshaded, complete with the line itself from Prince Geoffrey: "I know. You know I know. I know you know I know, we know that Henry knows and Henry knows we know it. We're a knowledgeable family." From Little Big Man comes the great quote "You want me to think that you don't want me to go down there, but the subtle truth is you really *don't* want me to go down there!"

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Smaug: That is where you're wrong: it is such an obvious place, they would know you would know that, so you would avoid this area on purpose, meaning there was no need to watch this space. On Peter Rabbit, Benjamin tries this in "Spectacular Sled", saying that he knew that Lily knew that Peter knew what they were going to do in terms of raiding Mr. McGregor's garden, but loses his train of thought about halfway through. Which of your kids know you better? From the daily routines you do, to all your favorites and dislikes, these questions let you see which kid is the most observant about many of the little things that you do. Paranoia can be a funny thing. It seems no matter how well you've prepared or how you anticipate possible outcomes, there's always someone who could mess your plan up if only they knew about it. Ah, but how do you know they don't know? After all, they may just be acting like they don't know so you won't do anything different that they can't predict. English is a given, but did you know that I can speak 3 other languages? Kidding! That’s why we should talk more. 95. What’s something I find challenging about work?

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During World War II, the Allies realized that one could confuse enemy radar by dropping small pieces of aluminum, i.e., chaff, but didn't do this because they were concerned that if they did, the Germans would figure this out . As it turned out, the Germans had also discovered this but weren't doing it because of the same logic. In Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, Harry learns methods of deception at higher levels, such that this becomes invoked. If you want to pretend that you do (or don't) know something, then instead of acting the way that you would if you really knew, you have to act the way that you think they think you would act if you really did (or didn't) know. You can fool a simple person by pretending you know everything and then subtly fishing for clues. And you can make them think you don't know anything, by making an obvious show of fishing for clues. But you have to anticipate that a higher level player could realise that you're only pretending to bluff, when in fact you really did know all along.