goforth | An interpreter for a small dialect of Forth written in Go | Interpreter library

The documentation you linked says:

RequesterID is required to specify who is making the request.

Your requestDictionary has an item for RequesterID:

I figure it out how to make my code to share in Twitter the quotes. I also changed the @ with - in the quotes:

If EmotionsRaterItem has a function of type rateBoth, then that function either requires an Emotion or requires a Need, but the caller does not know which of the type is required. Hence, under current TypeScript semantics, it's impossible to call the function. (You could imagine that maybe passing an argument that is both an Emotion and a Need should work, but TypeScript isn't that smart; see this issue.)

Instead, you could make EmotionsRater and EmotionsRaterItem generic in the type T of the item they are working on (either Emotion or Need). (Of course, generic components are unsound in general, but it looks like the problem won't occur in your scenario.) Semi-complete example:

QuestionsScreen.tsx

DontDestroyOnLoad will only work on root level gameobject, if your gameobject is the child of another object it will be destroyed even if you call DontDestroyOnLoad on it.