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Wednesday, January 03, 2007The Mirror: A chasm of obviousness
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The Mirror: You tell me how important the material world is to you. W: The material world is all we have. M: Is it cone-shaped? W: I think they tell us the universe is elliptical. M: I'm sure that's a belief you'd like to entertain if only it could be entertaining. W: An ellipse is not entertaining in and of itself. M: I understand. W: Are you well versed in interplanetary geometry? M: Just a step over the edge. W: Did I go over the edge with that one? M: Going on and on and on. W: Are you saying I am prolix? M: (Head shakes no) W: Good, because I was getting ready to be offended. M: Go ahead, I dare you! W: Well, I'm off it now. M: Don't leave yet? W: I wasn't going to go quite yet. M: There is happiness in discoveries, even if afterwards discoveries bring no happiness. W: Scientific discoveries have not increased the world's happiness. M: You have to tell me these things. W: Why, are you pent up in an ivory tower? M: It trembles from the silence of invisible thunder. W: Have the towers ever fallen, and had to be rebuilt? M: Did I go over the edge with that one? W: You fell into a chasm of obviousness. M: But he would count them, and do similar things. W: How many obvious chasms are there? M: Are you saying I am prolix? W: Prolixity is more a matter of towers than of chasms. M: Why should I give you a reward? W: Why should you reward my tenacity? M: Did I go over the edge with that one? W: You are fearful today. M: There are far too many such rooms. W: Too many rooms of fear. M: Whereas typing keeps the visual field stationary. W: Best to focus on something you can trust. M: Right, the "talking." W: Words have not always been with us. M: OK, Mirror, good night and goodbye. W: Wait a minute, you regard me as your mirror? M: You will have to wait till next Monday to find out. W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 3 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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