Compare
Know
Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.
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- Compare the amount of people who know about Terry Tate to the amount of people who know that the entire Office Linebacker series was an advert for Reebok.
Source: What Were They Selling Again? - Even if you know where these items are, you have a chance of finding an Elixir (a useful item, but they hardly compare to what you lost) instead, rendering these items Lost Forever.
Source: That One Sidequest -
Compare Plausible Deniability, for when your sanity could probably handle it, but you still don't want to know because your legal standing maybe couldn't.
Source: You Do NOT Want to Know
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