When the late William Goldman said “nobody knows anything,” what he meant was that (a) no one is an absolute Jedi master at this business, (b) there’s very little you can really take to the bank, (c) nobody knows anything for an absolute dead certainty, (d) there’s always an element of doubt and (e) hunches, intuitions and gut calls aren’t what they used to be.
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