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|  Plato's cave allegory                                                 |
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|            |#     o  =|       o/     ,  /. |. .(                       |
|            |#    o|o =|o      |       / , .|, (_|                      |
|            |     | | = |     ,..,            ___|_,                    |
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| o People are in a cave, watching the shadow figure of a hash,          |
|   presented to them by a narrator behind the wall to the exit          |
|   of the cave.                                                         |
| o When people want to leave the cave, they will be blinded by          |
|   the sun. The sunlight hurts their eyes. The will go back into        |
|   the have.                                                            |
| o The outside did not look so fine presented and prepared as           |
|   the shadow of the narrator's play. It does not hurt the eye.         |
| o Only some people are able to adapt their eyes and see the            |
|   beauty of not being dependent on a narrator. They will be able       |
|   to leave the cave.                                                   |
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