Ignorance
Ignorance noun - The state of being unaware or uninformed.
Remarks
Both words in one sentence
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Bugs remarks "I know this defies the law of gravity but eh, you see, I never studied law", suggesting ignorance of the law of gravity, equals it not noticing you, thereby allowing the situation.
Source: Gravity Is a Harsh Mistress - See also Right Behind Me, for when the speaker wrongly depends on distance rather than dialect to leave the target of their remarks in ignorance.
Source: Bilingual Backfire -
And right after this, another sailor remarks of Eric's ignorance of Triton "Thought every good sailor knew about him", indicating that he, a real old salt, considers Eric to be a good sailor.
Source: Disney / The Little Mermaid
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