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2 second deviation final debunk

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Debunk Hal 2 second deviation strategy content : Semantic of the scan neuroscience implication writing strategic decisions Second Rebunk of STL Hal doc jojolon last rebunk doc What I say/think What jojolon say/think So I won’t answer chronologically but in that order to make it ordered and coherent Peter and lio 🤓 River a goon SEMANTIC The meeting with the watch with baku indeed shows that Baku is stressed about something involving time but you can't make the Induction that Hal induced leap second with this since you have no scan which says it verbatim. You also say Hal forgot every premise he used to induce the leap second but when he lose his memory in round 8 we can clearly see the watch, something he had forgot and he should not be able to even induce again the leap second since he has NO premise other than Baku move in the game which isn't enough as Baku used a strategy to disguise his real strategy. ________________ So only thing you can try to argue is Hal subconscious manipulating Hal conscious by giving him premise so that he induce it again but we will see in the neurosciences part how impossible that is Hal is saying "this 1 minute feels so short to me" because Baku is taking 1 minute of drugs which isn't something good. When he makes an effort we think the time is slowed because of that effort and it's the same thing here. Everyone’s perception of time can vary widely, especially for tasks that require a lot of effort. This can be due to factors such as …

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