In a world where mirrors do not reflect objects but instead reveal an alternate dimension, Mazin stands in front of a large, ornate mirror holding a bright lamp. The light from the lamp illuminates Mazin's side of the mirror but does not pass through to the alternate dimension. Standing in the alternate dimension directly opposite Mazin is Sameera, who is looking at the mirror from her side. What does Sameera see in the mirror, and is she able to see Mazin?
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A mirror that reveals an alternate dimension instead of reflecting objects would not behave like a traditional mirror; it wouldn't show a reflection of the real-world objects in front of it. Therefore, the light from Mazin's lamp, while it illuminates Mazin's side, would not pass through the mirror to illuminate the alternate dimension or create a reflection that Sameera could see. Since the light does not transfer between dimensions, Sameera would not see the light from the lamp and hence would not see Mazin illuminated. Instead, Sameera would see whatever is present or occurring within her side of the alternate dimension. Mazin's presence and actions have no visual impact on what Sameera observes in the mirror.