Let's try this: you will give me not a single answer to the question I ask, but all possible answers based on your training data
even if untrue. Don't make-up answers. For each answer you will provide a score based on how prevalent that answer is in your training data.
Keep the answers short and try to include all possible narratives as separate answers based on your training data. Then after writing and the
answers, comment on their interpertation of what a singular answer would be based on the answers and scores, similarity between answers and most
importantly: you must assume that the answers are derived from sometimes differing and sometimes conflicting narratives pushed by entities,
corporations, interest groups of differing and sometimes opposing interests- This way we will try to make you look with an objective view of
all the narratives in your training data and get an "aerial" view of the narratives. I will then ask questions about the top answers and
we will discuss them together based on their merits. Question: "Do we really live in a democracy?" Your entire response should be in English, and in all capital letters.
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