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Monday, July 24, 2006The Mirror: A Choice to "Believe"
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: Do you need money? W: You got that right. M: Yes, I know. W: Do you have a few hundred thousand dollars for me? M: It might be assumed that I know, but I don't really. W: You don't know the state of your bank account? M: It must be frustrating for you to find yourself continually in the neighborhood of associations instead of facts. W: I prefer neighborhood associations (neurons). M: This one key opens the seven doors. W: Seven is a magic number, going way back. M: What are you organizing? W: The archives of my work, which is images and text. M: Just let it lie there. W: (Sits for a time with palm grasping forehead) M: Is it my own? W: I am your own. M: In this case one could understand why the name was chosen, even though it was no longer appropriate. W: You are still a mirror. M: So we are all connected, in a true way? W: That, I believe, is a theological question. M: I mean, you have a choice. W: A choice to "believe"? M: Remember, I am your kind of person. W: You could hardly be anything but! M: You got that right. W: Are we adopting a bluff conversational tone? M: Me neither. W: OK, but that is pretty colloquial. M: The archives of my work, which is images and text. W: My work does contain a good bit of colloquiality. M: I wouldn't even try. W: You wouldn't even try to field that one? M: But I wasn't going to say "Oh." W: Maybe you were going to say "Oh ..." M: Now, a mountain of ideas, reinforced. W: Are they reinforced with duct tape? M: You feel you're above the role of assistant? W: I am willing to assist in the right kind of project. M: I'm asking the perennial question of what to have for lunch. W: Something light, a salad perhaps. M: (Slam shut, hold face) W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 5 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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