The best trick the Fake News every played is convincing the public it doesn't exist.
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Exactly. Who knew Scott would ever quote the Screwtape Letters?
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What do you call the ones who have made this quite easy by so desperately wanting to be deceived? I know there must be a Scott Adams term.
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@BronsteinCary's defense: Do we imagine most people, even those educated, could provide more extra details about Baudelaire or Keyser Soze? For those of us more familiar with Soze's works,@BronsteinCary's answer seems to be the correct answer. I reckon BC wins pop vote. -
[I will stipulate that I know nothing (nor do I care to know anything) about 19th century French poetry. Respect. Perhaps the phrase in question is a foundational piece of some grander theory, in which case I withdraw my defense.] Otherwise, point for the visitor.
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I’m a simple guy, so the movie Usual Suspects came to mind. Learning from the erudites in the replies the original reference. (Still, my reference was more entertaining, even if not as intellectual.



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Unusual Suspects took it from theology; The greatest trick the Devil ever played was convincing man he didn’t exist. Might be Baudelaire or Hugo?
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I know but the Keyser Soze is so much more fun.
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Thank you for getting my point!



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