While those "neutral" rabbits might easily detect hidden "goodness" or "evilness" from other rabbits, my previous comment already implies that how they measure such "goodness" or "evilness" might not be that accurate. 🤔🤯 Anyway, being "completely neutral" sounds very hard to achieve !INDEED, let alone maintain that state. 🐰🐇🤯🤯😅
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Well then their ability to detect non-neutrality rests on their detection method. Indeed, and I wouldn't want to be neutral. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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In that case, some (test) rabbits would rely not on their innate ability to detect hidden "goodness" or "evilness" but by an explicit detection method chosen by them. 🤔🤯
Maybe those rabbits have their own preferences too like humans do, such as choosing to be "neutral rabbits". 🐰🐇🤯😅
That all sounds very complicated. I think that I'd choose a far more simple test bunny. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Maybe you mean that you prefer to meet simply "good test rabbits", no "hidden extraordinary goodness" needed. 🤔🐰🐇🤯😆🤓
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Well, both actually sound pretty great, so if I had the option, I'd go with both. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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That means you would have two types of "good" test rabbits - one type which is visibly good (that is not necessarily extremely good), and the other type which has a lot of hidden goodness !INDEED. 🤔🐰🐇🧘♂️🤯😅
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Why can't I have a really good test rabbit that also has lots of hidden goodness too? 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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If that's the case, then roughly half of the test rabbit's "goodness" (whatever its amount is) would be visible, while the other half would be hidden. 🤔🐰🐇🤯😆😅
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