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Come to the Sunshine", a '60s sunshine-pop ditty written by cult favorite (and future Beach Boys Smile collaborator) Van Dyke Parks and recorded by Harpers Bizarre, has in its chorus the line You know, I know, you know, that I love you. Hannibal: Yeah. But he'll figure I figured that, so he'll figure that I figured the other way, which is why we're staying here. There is an active research field known as adversarial reasoning: essentially, building models that allow you to predict the actions of an adversary. Once the adversary happens to get a hold of your model it becomes rather useless, as he can make sure he does something other than what is predicted. So you simply create a new model - one that takes into account the fact that your adversary has the old model that he thinks tells him what you think he is going to do! The eventual end state is left as an exercise for the reader. Bob: Okay. I want you to listen very carefully and tell me if I've got this right. You're angry about what you think I said about what you said about what you thought I said (but we now both agree I didn't say) about what you thought I thought you thought about what I did when you did what you did when I didn't do what you thought I said I would do but what I thought I said I would try to do, is that right? Harry Potter is GOAT. Hufflepuff is the best household. 78. Do I love oatmeal or cereals for breakfast?
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In the "Little Army" prequel manga of Girls und Panzer, Miho knows that the StuG III her sister Maho is commanding in their practice battle against each other doesn't have a rotating turret, but she's aware that Maho knows she knows this. Maho then plans on setting an ambush, but Miho plans to ambush Maho first, which results in Maho taking the initiative and almost taking out Miho's tank. The battle ultimately concludes in a final exchange of shells, resulting in Maho just barely winning.Played with in Twilight. Edward and Alice Cullen play a chess game by using their abilities to figure out what move the other is going to make next... and countering... and being countered... and countering again... and so on.... The game is finished in their minds before two pieces are physically moved. Lucy: I figured you knew that I knew you knew I knew that you knew I knew you knew, so I had to jerk it away! Studies of animal intelligence sometimes use this trope as an analogy to model a species' cleverness in social interaction. Humans are the only species known to be able to do five levels of I/you know/think, while other great apes seem able to manage four (e.g. they can bluff and be subtle about it so the other ape won't catch wise). Or maybe the apes are far better at it than humans. Ravages of Time runs on this trope. One strategist would lay out a plan, and in the end would say, "Of course, if the enemy strategist is any good, he would know that I will be planning this, so...". During World War II, the Allies realized that one could confuse enemy radar by dropping small pieces of aluminum, i.e., chaff, but didn't do this because they were concerned that if they did, the Germans would figure this out . As it turned out, the Germans had also discovered this but weren't doing it because of the same logic.
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Ross: Unless...you anticipated that I would figure all this out, and you know that it actually is a girl, and...and you really do want her to be named Ruth. Well, I'm not falling for that! Okay, Ruth is off the table! The first book alone features a subverted Red Herring Mole (someone suspected of being a traitor who is both too obvious to be the real mole as well as Beneath Suspicion, but actually turns out to be the traitor), followed by an elaborate mind game played by Thufir Hawat to set the Harkonnens against one another, and capped with Paul successfully bluffing and counter-bluffing the combined forces of the Bene Gesserit, the Imperium, and the Spacing Guild. The Baron Harkonnen discusses this trope with his nephew in his introductory chapter, calling it "plans within plans within plans." When Alexander Litvenenko died, some of the speculation on who killed him got to this level. Welcome to the Cold War.Red Mage parodies this trope in this comic to reach the conclusion that he actually knows how to cast Life 3, despite stating in the same sentence the fact that he knows that he can't. Red Mage used Right for the Wrong Reasons, except he should be wrong. But somehow it works.
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Sir Humphrey: Yes, but even though they probably certainly know that you probably wouldn't, they can't certainly know that although you probably wouldn't there's no probability that you certainly would! Happens twice in Irregular Webcomic! Here when Adam and Jamie become omniscient, and here when Head Death talks with Head Paradox.
From the Harry Potter Alternate DVD Commentary Gag Dub Wizard People, Dear Readers: "Then, dear readers, Harry notices a tear in Snake's pants and blood all over her leg, and Snake notices that Harry has noticed, and he notices she noticed that! I mean, there is a trade of noticing going on that is just bewildering." In Mistress of Dragons, Draconis knew that Edward knew that Draconis knew that Edward didn't trust him. I had to spend 5 minutes interpreting that. Something of an overblown version of the classic chess axiom "think three moves ahead", this is one of the most common sights in a duel of Chessmasters. A Gambit Roulette may also have them, as the level of paranoia necessary to pull one off suggests he's suspecting everyone of knowing and reacting accordingly. Of course, if there's a Gambit Pileup in the making, that attitude might be justified... In Arsenic and Old Lace, the bluffing game regarding which characters know about the murders committed by the other characters reaches truly epic levels.
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See also most instances of the Poisoned Chalice Switcheroo and Double Reverse Quadruple Agent. Frequently a consideration in Feed the Mole. In many an Absurdly High-Stakes Game this will take the form of a (often internal) monologue. Sometimes circumvented by making a completely random ( Heads or Tails?), unrelated, or unexpected move, which is where the Indy Ploy might come in handy. The third round in Liar Game becomes this with Akiyama and Yokoya. The fourth round features it even more. In an episode of The Invisible Man (2000), Darien gets implanted a spy nanobot by a former girlfriend working for the evil agency Crysalis (the details of how the nanobot was implanted are a bit embarrassing to him). The Agency finds out, so they Know that Crysalis know. So they plan to use him as a decoy, but later the secret is ruined, so Crysalis knows that the agency knows that Crysalis knows. And obviously, the Agency knows. Bloodstained Heroes of Humanity: After the indoor battle trial, Katsuki indirectly reveals that he knows Izuku's vampirism and warns him to act more discreetly so eavesdroppers not in know won't know what they're talking about.It is not his style to leave the execution of something like this to a subordinate like that. He might never get his hands dirty, but he wants to be there to watch.” This quiz calculates how much you and your friend or couple know each other after answering a set of questions. To play, first answer questions about yourself. Then pass the device to the friend you are playing with and let them answer the same questions, trying to get their answers to match yours. At the end of the game you will get a total score of how well they know you!
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