Steven Pinker.(2026) When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows, Scribner, 364 pages.

We both look at each other and we are waiting for the king. He finally rides on a beautiful stallion. We plan to watch to watch the look on the face of our insecure leader. We believe that he is really dumb. As he rides along among his citizens, a kid from out of town shouts that the king doesn’t have any clothes. He doesn’t know like we do. We fight to keep a straight face that the kid doesn’t know what we know. The ;rents of the child, quickly make the child disappear. There is a bust of laughter and then the crowd quietly sees that no one saw them laugh. The king knows something is wrong. He hustles his horse through the crowd as he finally knows that his tailor knew that he would never please the king. Life hes on and so does society. We succeed on WHITE LIES Pinker is going to march the reader

through a position from total common sense to; real honesty. It is so radical that everyone is trying to smear the next person. What do you know? The author uses a

horizontal strategy filled math and philological to outline various paradigms, puzzles, and related,.We end with RADICAL HONESTY. Much is non- cognitive and non-verbal.

It is the middle of book that is too much and to soon for every readers. The word “KNOWING” and all the iterations that some portions is very hard to understand. Pinker is the “Rock Star of this discussion and he so very popular.

Let’s go easy and end this. PLAUSIBLE DENIABILITY really keeps the reader and the “other” in a safety zone. One really does not want to know what is said to them.