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The video tutorial discusses the concept of likelihood, explaining how it relates to probability and understanding in various contexts.

What do you think is meant by the phrase 'much more likely that you know'?

In what contexts might someone say 'much more likely that you know'?

How can the phrase 'much more likely that you know' influence a conversation?

What assumptions might be made when someone uses the phrase 'much more likely that you know'?

Can you provide an example of a situation where 'much more likely that you know' would be appropriate?