ABSTRACT
Can a person know without knowing that he knows? One possible answer to this question is, “Yes. Bruce knows that it's raining outside, although he doesn't know that he knows it. How can he? He doesn't know what knowledge is.” But can't it sound odd to apply that idea to oneself? (“I know that it's raining outside, although I don't know that I know it. How can I? I don't know what knowledge is.”)
