Francis Foster

And I don't know if you've watched Game of Thrones.

But there's a scene in which this kind of conversation about power is shown very well in an interesting way where there's a character whose primary access to power is through knowledge and spying, Peter Baelish.

And he's arguing with Queen Cersei and he says, knowledge is power.

And she gets her four armed guards to almost kill him.

And she says, power is power.

So where is the balance between those two points of view?

But where's the truth, rather, is what I'm actually trying to ask.

Where's the truth between those two things?

Because you mentioned appearing powerful is more important even than being powerful.

Whereas what she's saying is actually, no, being powerful ultimately at the end of the day is the thing that determines how much power you have.

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