Why does the mirror say that it has no preconceptions?
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It treats everyone similarly and is not biased about its choices. It just reflects the true nature and image of the person standing before it.
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When the mirror says it "has no preconceptions," it means
- it does not form any preconceived notions or opinions about the person it is reflecting. Furthermore, the mirror states that it is "unmisted by love or dislike," implying that it is objective.
- This is also related to the statement that "whatever it sees it swallows immediately, just as it is." In this context, the term "swallow" refers to the act of reflecting. As a result, the mirror expresses how it honestly and without modification reflects whatever it sees.
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