"That's the answer for everything. It's very Socrates: I know one thing, that I know nothing."
Of course, Natasha believed she knew a good deal more than nothing. She was supposed to, that was what intelligence was. But you can't discover much if you only see what you think is meant to be there.
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Of course, Natasha believed she knew a good deal more than nothing. She was supposed to, that was what intelligence was. But you can't discover much if you only see what you think is meant to be there.