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by patresh
1619 days ago
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Absolutely. Without giving proper context, the character giving an answer could be a wacky philosopher, a 5 year old child, a person from the 1800s, a liar, an uninterested passer-by, a trickster mage in a novel. If he didn't build the prompt to make it clear that it's a conversation, the context could even be song lyrics for example. |
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