Fifteen years after the show's premiere, the winners speak with a casual apathy not just about winning but the knowledge that got them there.
The answer, he realizes, lies in free will and the hard-won knowledge that life is "Hell for everyone.
Magowan's photographs, especially of little Marie running across the darkened stage or kneeling with her Nutcracker doll, staring up in wonder and fear, reflect this sense of expectation, but also the hard-won knowledge that comes of experience.
Knowledge!" That changed in 1945.
Their backers entered the America's Cup the way Steve Forbes enters presidential campaigns: with slim prospects of winning and the knowledge that losing will cost millions.
Yours is the profession of arms -- the will to win, the sure knowledge that in war there is no substitute for victory, that the very obsession of your public service must be duty, honor, country".
City can at least draw upon the confidence brought by winning their second Premier League title and the knowledge that they won 3-2 in the Allianz Arena against the then holders Munich last season.
"Winning, winning, winning — that's our mindset".
But it exists because there is now comfort in the knowledge that winning is for losers.
They keep gambling and the occasional dopamine rush of winning overrides their conscious knowledge that they will lose in the long run.
Moreover, my knowledge that the Steelers won depends on the Steelers having won whereas the Steelers' winning does not depend on my knowledge of it.
