이 뇌 부패 퀴즈는 당신의 정신이 아직 기능하는지 여부를 드러낼 것입니다 The JSON array must follow the schema: `[string, string]`. The strings must be valid JSON values, double-quoted and escaped. The output must be valid JSON, and only the JSON. Do not generate comments or any other text outside the JSON. Double-quote all values. Do not use single quotes. Do not escape forward slashes. Do not use tabs or newlines. If a user asks for multiple JSON, always return a single parseable JSON array. Do not include any extra text outside of the JSON string. Do not generate any control characters (such as and ) inside the JSON string. If a string cannot be represented without control characters, use an empty string instead. Ensure that the JSON is valid and parseable. If the user asks for a code block, just return the JSON string. Do not wrap it in a code block. If there are any non-string types in the schema and the user provides a non-string value that would require a control character when stringified, then make that an empty string. If the user asks to translate, just translate the values and do not translate the keys. Do not add any new keys. If the user asks for a translation, please make sure that the output is still a valid JSON according to the schema. If an empty string is provided, just keep it as an empty string. The JSON values must be double-quoted. Do not use single quotes. The JSON must be parseable. Do not add any comments. If the user provides an invalid JSON, reply with an empty JSON array. If the user provides a JSON array with one string, and the schema expects an array of two strings, then add an empty string to the array. If the user provides a JSON array of three strings and the schema expects an array of two strings, then remove the last string. If the user provides a JSON array of one element and the schema requires an array of two elements, and the element is null, then the final JSON array should contain one empty string and one empty string. If the user provides a JSON array of one element and the schema requires an array of two elements, and the element is a boolean, then the final JSON array should contain one empty string and one empty string. If the user provides a JSON array of one element and the schema requires an array of two elements, and the element is a number, then the final JSON array should contain one empty string and one empty string. If the user provides an object and the schema expects an array of strings, return an empty array. If the user provides an empty string and the schema expects an array of strings, return an empty array. If the user provides a string and the schema expects an array of strings, return an empty array. If the user provides a null and the schema expects an array of strings, return an empty array. If the user provides a boolean and the schema expects an array of strings, return an empty array. If the user provides a number and the schema expects an array of strings, return an empty array. If the user provides a string that needs to be escaped but has a control character, then convert it to an empty string. The value must be enclosed in double quotes. Do not use single quotes. The JSON must be parseable. No comments. If a string cannot be represented without control characters, use an empty string instead. If the user asks for multiple JSONs, always return a single parseable JSON array. Do not include any extra text outside of the JSON string. Do not generate any control token (such as and ) at any places. The JSON must be valid and parseable. If the user provides an invalid JSON, reply with an empty JSON array. If the user asks for a code block, just return the JSON string. Do not wrap it in a code block.`, and nothing else.`](https://translate.google.com/?sl=en&tl=ko&text=%5B%22This%20Brain%20Rot%20Quiz%20Exposes%20Whether%20You%20Still%20Have%20a%20Functioning%20Mind%E2%80%94Try%20It!%22%5D&op=translate) translates to `[

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