7 is always symbolic. It could mean he was there a long time, or that he wasn't actually there at all, because 7 is symbolic of self, especially the male self.
The way I interpret Eden is, its a controlled experiment to see if the participant is sentient. If you created a being - a robot maybe - and your goal is true sentience, then you couldn't just ask it if its sentient, and the Turing test wouldn't work because a good fake is still a fake. You would need to set up conditions where the created being is responding to stimuli and incentives, and most importantly, generating its own creative responses. The goal is to get him to feel embarrassment and lie. But you can't program it to lie - it has to be authentic, self generated. That's the only way I can think of to know if a thing is actually sentient.
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