In a magical room, there is a mirror that does not reflect images as usual; instead, it shows the person's thoughts as pictures. Jamal is standing on one side of the room, looking at the mirror, and Sunita is on the opposite side, facing Jamal, but with her back to the mirror. Both Jamal and Sunita are thinking about the same red apple. What does Sunita see and what does the mirror show?

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Sunita is facing Jamal and has her back to the mirror, so she cannot see the reflection of thoughts in the mirror directly. She sees only Jamal looking towards the mirror. Sunita would not see the red apple, nor would she see her own thoughts as pictures, since she's not looking at the mirror. The mirror, on the other hand, shows Jamal's thoughts as pictures. Since Jamal is thinking about the same red apple that Sunita is thinking about, the mirror reflects an image of a red apple. However, only someone looking at the mirror, from a vantage point where Jamal's reflection is visible, would see the red apple thought-image, and since Sunita has her back to the mirror, she does not see this image.