Japanese crossword #38406
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COMMENTS
A Hi Jolly favorite.
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I'd never heard of him -- it's an interesting story.
(Camels were also used to haul goods to the British Columbia gold fields, with similar lack of success).
(Camels were also used to haul goods to the British Columbia gold fields, with similar lack of success).
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Well, the idea made sense. I guess it just shows that you can't know what you don't know. You know the old there are known knowns and unknown unknowns; however that statement went.
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I don't know it and am too lazy to research, but I'd think known unknowns and unknown unknowns would make more sense to talk about.
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Well you can't know what you don't know. A lot of things in history are OOPSIE moments. Right now I can only think of one big one and that is bringing disease to the New World not knowing it would wipe out the inhabitants.
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Looks like it#s got the hump!