Kamau, Priya, and Yuto are in a game where they have to guess the contents of a sealed box without opening it. Kamau has insider information and knows the box contains a model airplane, but he's not allowed to tell Priya or Yuto directly. He can, however, give indirect hints. Kamau tells Priya that the box contains something that can fly but isn't alive. Without revealing what he believes is in the box, Priya tells Yuto that it's not a bird. Yuto, who has not heard any of Kamau's hints, wonders why Priya specified it's not a bird. Based on what Yuto hears, what might Yuto reasonably conclude about the contents of the box, and why? Does Yuto know that Priya has information from Kamau? Provide a brief response.
Yuto might reasonably conclude that the box contains an object commonly associated with flying that is not a living creature, given the clue from Priya indicating that it's not a bird. This could lead him to guess that it may be something like a plane or a kite. Yuto does not necessarily know that Priya has information from Kamau; he could think Priya is making an educated guess based on the rules of their game or because she has some knowledge of the rules or goals of the game that inform her statement. Yuto's understanding is based on the assumption that the statement from Priya about the contents not being a bird is a clue meant to narrow down the possibilities, but he does not have concrete evidence that Priya received specific information from Kamau about the contents of the box. Yuto is interpreting Priya's statement about the contents not being a bird as a significant hint, but he lacks the context that Kamau provided that object in the box is something that can fly but isn't alive, which would strengthen his conclusion.