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The search results provide insights into the concept of "superior" and "inferior" in various contexts, but none directly address the specific question about distinctions between superior and inferior shijie according to the time of day. However, it's important to note that "shijie" can be translated as "world" or "society," and the terms "superior" and "inferior" often refer to a hierarchical or qualitative difference.

In general, the superior is often associated with higher status, better quality, or a more favorable position, while the inferior is seen as lower in status, lesser in quality, or less advantageous. This concept can apply to many aspects of life, including social hierarchies, the quality of goods, or the position of things in space.

While the search did not yield specific information about how these terms might be distinguished by the time of day, it's possible that in certain contexts, the term "superior" might be used to describe conditions or states that are more favorable or dominant during certain times, such as day versus night. Conversely, "inferior" might be used to describe less favorable or less dominant conditions.

For a more detailed understanding of how these terms are used in specific cultural or philosophical contexts related to the time of day, further research or clarification of the terms would be needed. If you have a particular context or source in mind, please provide more details for a more targeted search.