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The fewer parameters you set, the more variables you have to deal with. If I told you to visualize a quarter and I asked you what year it was made, I would get maybe a dozen different answers from a sample of fifty people, even though they're just visualizing a quarter. But if I tell them what year the quarter was made, they'll all see it pretty much the same way: the older the quarter, the more worn it looks.
"A street with shops and cars" by comparison, will not produce a significant match from one respondent to another. Or you will get a response as vague as your input.
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