But once you've classified the universe you know what's what.
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So how are you supposed to know what's what and stay safe?
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In this grayest of gray markets, it's virtually impossible to know what's what.
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If that sounds convoluted, don't worry, it's reasonably easy once you know what's what.
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The first step is to let global leaders know what's what through the My World 2030 survey.
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There are dozens of different green certification programs, making it difficult for travelers to know what's what.
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And my first responsibility as a commanding officer was to know what's what for the benefit of my soldiers.
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Presumably the actors know what's what, but busy as they are, no one seems to be having much fun.
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Though they're not always easy to read, it's good to get as familiar as possible so you know what's what.
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If your bubbe and zayde indulged you with this comfort food as a child, then you already know what's what.
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Today we're learning that just about everything we do is killing the planet, and it's hard to know what's what.
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"I just signed up for Tinder but I PROMISE not to activate it until we know what's what," he wrote back.
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If experts have to scramble to stay abreast of the latest news, how are most voters supposed to know what's what?
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"So apart from just being empowered enough to know what's what, there are real medical reasons why it's important to be precise."
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The result is that only the hierarchical inner circle gets a true picture of finances, and sometimes even they don't know what's what.
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When I was a young officer in the Tennessee Army National Guard, I had confidence in my superiors to let me know what's what.
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Unless that alien guy comes down here and gets in my face to give me the straight dope, there's no way to know what's what.
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Carbon Health, a San Francisco-based startup, is aiming to create a two-sided marketplace that makes it easier for everyone involved to know what's what.
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There are a number of other people — and robots, too — who we have reason to believe know what's what, or are at least starting to catch on.
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With the abundance of makeup tutorials on YouTube and a never-ending return of articles on Google, it's hard to know what's what in the makeup world.
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Sort shoes by color, and keep your more expensive suede ones in their boxes and Polaroid a picture of them on the front so you know what's what.
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The state of Connecticut banned soda sales in public schools more than a decade ago, and as Officers of the Law, these fizz pushers should know what's what.
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But put those soldiers on the battlefield and have them wonder even for a second if their superiors know what's what and the price is much, much higher.
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Here you can while away your days kitesurfing with Branson or hanging out with the celebrities that frequent the island, presumably because Hollywood stars know what's what when it comes to not being in the United States.
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Spoiler alert: Yes, retinol is an amazing ingredient that has a surprisingly long list of benefits, but with so many formulas out there (read: thousands at Sephora alone), it's hard to know what's what — and where to start.
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Bannister, from Capital Radio, favoured a young, racy, news and speech format, miles away from the typically stuffy BBC Local Radio sound. Dann came from Radio 1, via BBC TV's Whistle Test, and developed an album- oriented music policy. GLR was aimed at people who hate pop but love music, hate prattle (excessive on-air talk) but want to know what's what where in the world. The station was aimed at 25- to 45-year-olds, who perhaps grew up with Radio 1, but now wanted to be intelligently informed about the city in which they live, and the world in general.
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