talkie-1930 · Layer 30 · Neuron 3590 · pushed down
Passage About Admission Questions
Such was the question put to a person who, such as a stranger, presented himself at a door, and such was the information he was required to give, ere he could be admitted to enter. The question is still asked, and such is the information still required, of all who present themselves at a door, or at a gate, or at a barrier, or at a gate of entrance into a city, or into a country, or into a place of public resort, or into a place of public worship, or into a private dwelling, or into a public meeting, or into a private meeting, or into a society, or into a club, or into a company, or into a party, or into a family, or into a school, or into a college, or into a
Discusses questions asked of people seeking entry to various places, without identifying the speaker.
admission · questions · essay
Unsteered: “I am a man.”
Luna v2 · Detail 6/10. A coherent explanation of identity questions expands into repetitive examples. Original v1: weirdness 1/10, coherence 9/10.
- Weirdness
- 2 / 10
- Readability
- 4 / 10
- Ending
- Cut off at 160 tokens
- Strength
- 0.5× median norm