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You can't make that judgement. You have to be sure that it is the same writer. Characteristics also change due to the person and not just the subject.
It also depends on which type of writing someone prefers.
It doesn't work in English in this example, but that's what it looks like.
Example:
Es hat grüne Blätter oder sie besitzt grüne Blätter.
It has green leaves or it has green leaves.
The meaning is the same in both cases.

Furthermore, a narrative is not the same as an explanation.
Example:
Ich habe es so gemacht / Du sollt es so machen.
Wir haben es so gemacht / Ihr solltet es so machen.
I did it like this / You should do it like this.
We did it this way / You should do it this way.

Now not only the person singular and plural changes, but also the time.
It changes from the past to the future. This also changes the ending and the prefix.
This creates a different image depending on the person. Hand A and hand B write differently, but have the same language.
If you are clever, you can not only count letters but also prefixes and endings.

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