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Quote – H.F. “The human mind is a reflection instanciated from this class.”
class Universe {
public:
// Universal create method
virtual void create() {
// Implementation of the universal creation process
// ...
}
// Other universal methods and properties
// ...
};
class HumanMind : public Universe {
public:
HumanMind() {
// Call the superclass constructor
super();
}
// Override the create method with limited access
void create() override {
// Fallback to internal simulation
simulate();
}
private:
// Internal simulation method
void simulate() {
// Implementation of the simulation process
// Works symmetrically to the universal create method
// ...
}
// Other human mind specific methods and properties
// ...
};
int main() {
// Create an instance of the HumanMind
HumanMind mind;
// Call the create method on the HumanMind instance
mind.create();
// The create method of HumanMind will fallback to the internal simulate method
// due to limited access to the universal create method
return 0;
}
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