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|QuestionText=Would it be possible for a spectral type to make use of their ability to accidentally conjure things to get information? Like Ciel trying to conjure a person that could answer his questions, or a book/census/newspaper from the city?
|QuestionText=Would it be possible for a spectral type to make use of their ability to accidentally conjure things to get information? Like Ciel trying to conjure a person that could answer his questions, or a book/census/newspaper from the city?
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|AnswerText=Ciel could certainly conjure up someone who seems like they know what they're talking about, and who would happily answer any questions he had. Unfortunately, those answers aren't necessarily <i>correct</i>. They are probably not even remotely correct.<br><br>As the information is entirely based on what Ciel expects, or wants to hear. Even if he's not conscious of having certain biases or assumptions... the illusory figure would come up with something Ciel would find 'plausible'. The more it's questioned or disagreed with, the more irrational or meaningless its answers might become. <br><br>Conjuring up objects would have a similar result, with books and newspapers detailing whatever he wanted to read, with the text becoming more and more nonsensical the harder he scrutinized it.
    |AnswerText=Ciel could certainly conjure up someone who seems like they know what they're talking about, and who would happily answer any questions he had. Unfortunately, those answers aren't necessarily <i>correct</i>. They are probably not even remotely correct.<br><br>As the information is entirely based on what Ciel expects, or wants to hear. Even if he's not conscious of having certain biases or assumptions... the illusory figure would come up with something Ciel would find 'plausible'. The more it's questioned or disagreed with, the more irrational or meaningless its answers might become. <br><br>Conjuring up objects would have a similar result, with books and newspapers detailing whatever he wanted to read, with the text becoming more and more nonsensical the harder he scrutinized it.
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sparedparts asked on Log - June 2025/Event FAQ at 2025-06-07

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Would it be possible for a spectral type to make use of their ability to accidentally conjure things to get information? Like Ciel trying to conjure a person that could answer his questions, or a book/census/newspaper from the city? Ciel could certainly conjure up someone who seems like they know what they're talking about, and who would happily answer any questions he had. Unfortunately, those answers aren't necessarily correct. They are probably not even remotely correct.

As the information is entirely based on what Ciel expects, or wants to hear. Even if he's not conscious of having certain biases or assumptions... the illusory figure would come up with something Ciel would find 'plausible'. The more it's questioned or disagreed with, the more irrational or meaningless its answers might become.

Conjuring up objects would have a similar result, with books and newspapers detailing whatever he wanted to read, with the text becoming more and more nonsensical the harder he scrutinized it.
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