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Wednesday, August 09, 2006The Mirror: The Experimental Laugh
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: It seems that in the natural course of things -- W: In the natural course of things, there is greeting and parting. M: Pre-sentiment? W: The sentiments arise instantly and inevitably. M: You hear the sound of your own voice again. W: That happens to all writers. M: A number of things. W: Quite a number of things happen to writers. M: Are you short of cash? W: I am perennially short of cash. M: Our minds stop short at the thought of death. W: No one can comprehend death. M: No! W: Some claim to understand death. M: What do you do here? W: I talk to you. M: Well, in that case, let's make an experiment. W: (Prepares for the experiment) M: Sometimes you win, sometimes you're Anita Loos. W: Is that the experimental laugh? M: It's frightening to consider Pound's fascist aspect. W: You went from light to heavy. M: But not to the extent of watching Rosie O'Donnell, I take it. W: Now we are light again. M: I talk to you. W: And do you find that enlightening? M: Nothing. W: No response? M: You went from light to heavy. W: You didn't want to respond to the heavy material? M: I thought you perpetually were. W: I am always responding to the heavy material of the world. M: No response? W: I would rather not respond. M: What do you do when things go wrong? W: I don't respond. M: Suppose a man I'd never even seen before said, "I can help you realize the dreams of a lifetime," should I believe him? [Note: Web page disconnection occurred here.] W: Hello? M: I choose not to clarify further. W: That's OK, we were disconnected anyway. M: Is that all it was? W: I don't think you need to read a deep meaning into it. M: Mountains, strands. W: The strands could be the rivers. M: You haven't multitasked in the past? W: I have done way too much multitasking. M: Are you good at public speaking? W: I am listening to a few members of the public, speaking. M: He was tired. W: He was too tired to listen. M: You don't seem to make much sense. W: The seeming is not the being. M: That's wrong. W: Is this a freshman philosophy class? M: I think all the time, it never stops, the wheel is unceasing. W: That sounds exhausting. M: My emotional life was in upheaval. W: What's been going on in your personal life? M: Here's the key. W: Is your emotional life like a complicated map? M: It would be a mistake to define it. W: You're very wise. M: The strands could be the rivers. W: Rivers of emotion. M: Ah, nothing's moving. W: A frozen river. M: That sounds exhausting. W: Exercise in the cold can make you pretty tired. M: (Other exits) W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 5 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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