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When one does not know what it is then it is something when one knows what it is then it is nothing?
A Riddle
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When one does not know what it is then it is something when one knows what it is then it is nothing what is it?
The answer is "a riddle" When you don't know the answer it is something, but once you know the answer it is nothing.
When one does not know what it is it is something but when one knows what it is it is nothing what is it?
myth
When one does not know what it is then it is something but when one knows what it is then it is nothing what is the answer?
a secret
When one does not know what it is then it is something but when one knows what it is then its nothing what is it?
The answer is "a riddle" When you don't know the answer it is something, but once you know the answer it is nothing.
When one doesn't know what it is then it is something and when one knows what it is then it is nothing?
Everything
When one does not know what it is then it's something but when one knows what it is it's nothing what is it?
A Riddle
When one does not know it it is something but when some one knows it it is nothing?
no one asks questions like that so it does not matter.
What happened in October 21 1995 like something big?
no one knows or nothing
What is something that no one knows about Bridgit Mendler?
Well if nobody knows it, then how are they supposed to know it and write it?
What does an angel eat?
I think angels eat nothing know one knows what they eat so lets just keep as a mystery's knows what they could eat and I will like to know who knows the answer.
Who have best knowledge?
One who knows one thing that he/she knows nothing.
What is the meaning of phrase 'I know nuts' about something?
The phrase "I know nuts" is an informal expression that means someone knows very little or almost nothing about a particular topic or subject. The term "nuts" in this context refers to something small and insignificant, implying a lack of knowledge or expertise. It is often used humorously to acknowledge one's lack of understanding or familiarity with a subject.
