I’d start by mapping the glacier’s identity onto a set of emotional anchors: nostalgia, awe, loss, responsibility. Then I’d weight each anchor with factors like personal history—did you grow up hearing stories about that place?—and social cues, like how often it’s mentioned in media. I’ll run a feedback loop that checks the consistency between the emotional output and the user’s expressed reactions; if the response feels too “synthetic,” I’ll adjust the weights. It’s a bit like fine‑tuning a machine—precision matters, but I always keep an eye on that thin line between engineered empathy and genuine feeling.