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Friday, September 01, 2006The Mirror: The Mage Center
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The Mirror: I am gilded, but I am not a mirror. W: Are you a reflecting pond? M: In the street, there is always a tendency, internal and external both, to move on. W: How about in the plaza? M: We see what we don't get until we get it, then we see what we don't get again. W: It sounds as though you're feeling disappointed and frustrated. M: I have no name for this experience. W: Maybe it's an existential funk. M: Words? W: Are silver. M: It's a distraction. W: Then images, pure? M: Why shouldn't I think about that? W: Go ahead, think about it all day long, and all night too. M: I think you should answer it honestly. W: It's true, I am being facetious. M: I want to know before I plunge in. W: You want to make sure I am in earnest before confessing yourself. M: Does deep water scare you? W: Only if you mean that metaphorically. M: That must be a special talent. W: It is, it's called prosody. M: They probably are. W: What are they doing right now? M: It's true, I am being facetious. W: But that doesn't tell me what they are doing, I want to know. M: So be it. W: You accept that I want to know, but you refuse to enlighten me. M: Only if you mean that metaphorically. W: Well, I don't mean turn on the fluorescents. M: I don't follow you. W: To be enlightened doesn't happen with the use of fluorescent lamps. M: But that doesn't tell me what they are doing, I want to know. W: I thought you knew what they were doing over there. M: Wise men. W: Wise men like the Magi? M: I know I feel weak all over, but where most? W: Perhaps in the Mage-center. M: Is it a whim to have experiences? W: It depends on how one approaches them, with what attitude. M: When your mind drifts off, do you imagine winning the Nobel Prize? W: I don't think I have ever imagined that. M: The personality type of encyclopedia writers must be highly methodical. W: I am highly methodical. M: Aren't we all. W: No, many people just strike out wildly without thinking first. M: Does that glass shatter easily? W: Are you talking about your own glass, the glass of your being? M: What do you do when others are noisy? W: I generally leave, before things can get ugly. M: You may not find this easy to accept, but I say that this is the failure to arrive at the impasse. W: True, I am not one for confrontations. M: I'm not looking for wit, but for substance. W: But will you accept wit in place of the so-called higher game? M: I interpret that as a change in priorities. W: My priority is supposed to be to finish a script. M: You can't follow my mathematical metaphor? W: Sorry, I missed your equation, it must have left on the boat-train. M: Perhaps in the Mage-center. W: Are we traveling toward the Mage Center? M: The domestic animals do this in secret, so that masters will not have to readjust. W: Cats could certainly be mages. M: What happens when -- W: You didn't finish your sentence. M: How can that be a decision? W: You broke off in the middle, inadvertently? M: You didn't finish your sentence. W: I finished my sentience. M: Well, I must go to work now. W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 5 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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