Mokokoma MokhonoanaKnowing more than someone does not necessarily mean that you know every single thing they know.
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Someone who knows more than someone does not necessarily mean that you know every single thing they know. The phrase “knowing more than someone does not necessarily mean that you know everything they know” is a commonly quoted saying, but this is a potentially misleading statement. It’s true that someone might know more than you and it’s also true that you might know more than them. But if only one person knows something, then the other person doesn’t necessarily know everything.
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