In a room, there's a magical mirror that does not reflect images but reflects the thoughts of anyone looking into it. Naledi stands in front of the mirror, thinking about a mathematical problem. Hiroto enters the room behind Naledi but doesn't look at the mirror and thinks about a surprise party he is planning for Naledi. What will each person know or see?

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Naledi, standing in front of the magical mirror and thinking about a mathematical problem, will see her own thoughts reflected back at her. She will see an image in the mirror that represents the mathematical problem she is contemplating. Since the mirror reflects thoughts, not physical images, she will not see her own reflection or Hiroto's image.

Hiroto, who enters the room and is thinking about the surprise party for Naledi, will not have his thoughts reflected because he is not looking at the mirror. Therefore, Hiroto's thoughts about the surprise party remain private. He knows about the surprise party but Naledi remains unaware of Hiroto's thoughts unless he chooses to share them with her verbally or through another form of communication.

Since Hiroto does not look at the mirror, he will not see any reflection of his own thoughts and will also not see Naledi's thoughts about the mathematical problem. His attention being on his surprise party plan, he does not gain any information about Naledi's thoughts unless he turns to look at the magical mirror while she is still thinking about the mathematics problem.