How were the hunter's ideas about the blind man different from other people's ideas?
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The hunter thought the blind man was
smart, but other people thought the
blind man was boring.
The hunter thought the blind man was
useless, but other people thought the
blind man was smart.
The hunter thought the blind man was
wise, but other people thought the blind
man was sharp.
The hunter thought the blind man was
sharp, but other people thought the
blind man was nice.

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