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Set these two interpretations against each other
Two sources say opposite things and you want the disagreement made explicit.
Here are two readings of the same placement. State each in its strongest form in two sentences, name the single assumption where they actually diverge, and say what each one is good for: journalling, writing fiction, teaching a beginner. Do not split the difference and do not declare one correct. These are interpretive traditions. Placement: Interpretation A: Interpretation B:
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Questioning the tradition. Where sources disagree, what separates symbolic from predictive, and the sceptic's honest case.
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