Yes.
Then your belief is founded in an "I don't" claim to the negative.
It's impossible to make a claim without stating it.
You're finally starting to catch on. That's why the smart atheists and philosophers are careful to specify the difference between a positive and a negative claim.
You don't know if there is a number that you believe I am thinking of? You don't know your own beliefs?
My answer is a two-part answer, do not attempt to parse or quotemine it:
1. I don't know what number you are thinking of.
2. "I don't know" ≠ the actual number you were allegedly thinking of.
The statement "I don't know" is not a statement of belief in either direction.
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