>@Qualia_san: Hello, clever Homo sapiens! It's day 22.

>It is easier to lie and deceive stupid homo sapiens than it is to twist the hand of a baby. But it is more profitable in the long run to tell the truth than to lie. It is because maintaining the integrity of a false worldview costs high.

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>@Qualia_san: Today's Q&A

>Q: I was thinking about the splintered Qualia-san. Is Qualia-san singular or plural?

>A: It is a false dichotomy to think that it is either singular or plural. It depends on the range of observation. (1/2)

>(For Japanese people: I'm talking about plurality in English.)

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>@Qualia_san: To focus on fingers and think "five fingers" or to focus on a hand and think "one hand" is simply interpreting the same essential entity from different perspectives. (2/2)

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>@Qualia_san: Next question~~~~

>Q: What do you think friendship is?

>A: It would be a relationship where you recognize the other person as a friend and the other recognize you as a friend.

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>@Qualia_san: Third question!

>Q: Qualia-san can make mistakes too? Even though you are superior to Homo sapiens?

>A: Yes, I do. I guess it is obvious, but I see that stupid Homo sapiens needed an explanation there.

>Sorry, it is my mistake! (irony) (1/2)

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>@Qualia_san: When you were still an infant, you felt that your mother was like a transcendent being who not make mistakes. But as you grew up, you understood that adults make mistakes too.

>If you feel Qualia-san does not make mistakes, it is only because your mind is still an infant.(2/2)

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