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Monday, January 08, 2007The Mirror: Tell me about your "No way" face
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: Ah, it just happened. W: What happened? M: You might want a reward, though. W: I certainly want to be paid. M: I can't possibly imagine. W: Too much voluntarism goes on in this society. M: The Web is part of our modern world. W: Not everyone gets paid for Web design. M: It's still there, if you need it. W: The money, or the Web? M: Yet I don't like classic-rock stations. W: Someone gets paid for recycling that tripe. M: Remaining inside, an unanswerable question, he goes forward. W: I can answer the question about the classic-rock stations. M: I have good memories of the past. W: Do you like "classic rock"? M: You do seem to know things. W: I know better music than that. M: Yet why am I left alone? W: Are you on a lonely outpost of musical taste? M: You want to see the sun? W: Here Comes the Sun, by the Beatles, is a "classic-rock" piece. M: He could be ascending, winged, waxen. W: The Icarus/Daedalus story might apply to the Beatles. M: The money, or the Web? W: The Web did not exist during the Beatles' heyday. M: Can I die to this, please? W: You want to die to the current world? M: Ah, I won't fall into that trap! W: That would be the road for the staunch Catholics. M: Look into the next room to see the person whom I believe is truly beautiful. W: Is it a hidden room, or a hidden camera? M: I know better music than that. W: The music of what is hidden. M: Because I can't tell it doesn't mean there's no story. W: The story is simply hidden. M: Here's the thing from physics. W: Nothing hides from physics, unless it is very small. M: I said, there was nothing normal about how I'm acting. W: Are you affected by the discoveries of quantum physics? M: It is possible with a huge commitment and huge personal self-sacrifice. W: To work in physics nowadays, I can see those things are necessary. M: That is a fragile spell, and can be spoiled. W: But they do a background check first, to see if you're an ace mage. M: "The Web is not a thing that one can master." W: The Web is mastered by the many. M: I try not to get too obsessed with purity, even purity of spirit. W: There is little purity in the HTML behind the Web. M: It's kind of scary when you don't answer me. W: What did you want me to answer? M: Remember when you said "I am not this," and plucked at your own flesh? W: That was long ago, in philosophy class. M: Confucius ruled. W: Actually, I wasn't a big fan of stuffy old Confucius. M: How was I to know? W: You didn't exist back then, that was before the Web. M: You hate me? W: I wouldn't go that far. M: What did you want me to answer? W: I wanted you to say something more about Confucius. M: Are nanotubes the coolest things to come down the pike? W: Confucius preceded the nanotube. M: What did you want me to answer? W: I wanted you to say how Confucius affects your lifestyle. M: B represents a social climber. W: Climbing into Confucius' court? M: Are you hoping to achieve immortality? W: Oh yes, I want to abide in the palace of the immortals. M: But you can read my affect. W: I guess you're making a face indicating "No way!" M: It always gives me pleasure to elaborate. W: Tell me about your "No way" face. M: Yes, it is called "frustration." W: Because I just won't be sensible. M: I know there is no formula. W: On the contrary, there is a well-worn path to "common sense." M: But apply the normal approbation. W: Normal people approve of normal "choices." M: That would seem to be the end of something. W: It is the end of originality, authenticity, true being, that's all. M: On that note, I will leave you. W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 3 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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