Daily advice

[Stephen Whiteside]

Ask Donald Rumsfeld, Neville. He knows all about the 'unknown unknowns'.

He probably knows a bit about Mark Twain, too.

[Neville Briggs]

Donald Rumsfeld did come to mind Stephen

[warooa]

That whole Rumsfeld theory makes perfect sense . . . and it's been around probably since Socrates or Plato - there are things that we know, and we know we know them (known knowns). Then there are things that we know we don't know (the known unknowns). Then there are things that we know, but we are unaware of our knowledge of them (the unknown knowns) and lastly, the things that we don't know, yet are ignorant to our ignorance (the unknown unknowns).

See?

Okay, I need a nap . . . . or a drink - or both but perhaps not in that order.

[Dave Smith]

Yair well I dunno.

[warooa]

Profound, Smithy . . . profound

[Heather]

I don't know anything about quantum physics -see Neville, I know I don't know - I am aware of my ignorance - blissfully so on this occasion!

[Glenny Palmer]

Oh Heather...quantum physics is bonzaa! (I reckon you doo know though... xx

[r.magnay]

Yair well I dunno.

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[Heather]

Glenny! Did you forget to close your brackets!

[Glenny Palmer]

As Ross would say...there's a line in there...but I ain't risking it.... Anyway, no. I substituted it with an evil eye & two kisses...(which takes me back to my original observation... )))))))