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<li>A sterile conversation discussing using <a href="/en/floating%20in%20midair">floating in midair</a> <a href="/en/abstract%20concept">abstract concept</a> without <a href="/en/one's%20feet%20on%20the%20ground">one&#39;s feet on the ground</a> attached.
Neither of us knows what the other is saying, but neither of us can say &quot;I don&#39;t know&quot;.
What is your definition of AI in <a href="/en/concrete">concrete</a> terms?&quot; and <a href="/en/question">question</a> is not possible.</li>
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Even if you don&#39;t understand, pretend you do and continue the conversation.
Why can&#39;t we say &quot;I don&#39;t know&quot; because we think it&#39;s a <a href="/en/shame">shame</a>.
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<li>Rather than making <a href="/en/An%20understandable%20argument">An understandable argument</a>, I consider a conversation to be passable if it ends without the &quot;I don&#39;t understand&quot; being revealed.</li>
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relevance
 - <a href="/en/Afraid%20to%20say%2C%20%22I%20don't%20know.%22">Afraid to say, &quot;I don&#39;t know.&quot;</a>
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