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I saw an early draft of the screenplay, which included scenes in a library, where Phil was able to move a book (which somehow didn't get reset overnight) to act as a crude calendar, and the implication from these scenes was that he spent centuries re-living the day.
As for the overall A/B argument, it's worth remembering that at the end of the film, Rita accepts Phil, because he actually has changed. A/B testing can achieve shallow local maxima, but it is not limited to that; you can also A/B test larger, more significant changes. The nature of the difference between A and B is up to the creator.
Groundhog Day, or, the Problem with A/B Testing
On a recent airplane flight, I happened to catch the movie Groundhog Day. Again. If you aren't familiar with this classic film, the premise is simple: Bill Murray, somehow, gets stuck reliving the same day over and over. It's been at least 5 years since I've seen Groundhog Day. I don't know...
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