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The first word in this document is "Imagine", how can it be clearer than that?

• skeeter2020 4y ago
  This is a common setup to build empathy so doesn't always mean "the following is a hypothetical thought exercise", such as "Imagine you find your self in the same situation as me, your house struck by lightning..."
• lupire 4y ago
  Unfortunately the Internet is rife with poor sarcasm and misleading titles.
• aidenn0 4y ago
  It's ambiguous; the word can be used not only for a hypothetical, but also a "put yourself in my shoes"
• spiffytech 4y ago
  Given all the pictures in the article, I took that to mean "imagine you were in my situation", not "imagine this happened to me".
• deleted 4y ago
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