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Thursday, July 26, 2007The Mirror: A meal at an Outbox
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: I do not. W: What do you not do? M: You have the power to harm me, you mean. W: No, no, I don't have that kind of power, or else, I would not use it. M: I might not really exist for you. W: Oh, you exist for me, I assure you. M: He hasn't said he sees it. W: He doesn't know what he's talking about, ignore him. M: My goodness! W: I know, those were strong words. M: Have I heard from Nurse Ratched, do you mean? W: Nurse Ratched was a female character. M: Mind adventures only. W: True, the movie was a work of fiction. M: You can't get at it by asking, "What problem?" W: How about "What solution?" M: If I were you, I would go to the water. W: That is terribly good and beautiful advice. M: Richard Foreman makes his notebooks freely available. W: Should I be reading them or even acting them out by the water's edge? M: Who is he, and where did he come from? W: I think he came from New York and is a playwright. M: Oh, good heavens, no. W: Don't you like playwrights or New Yorkers? M: True, the movie was a work of fiction. W: Foreman's plays are works of anti-semi-fiction. M: That is very beautiful indeed. W: I didn't express myself too well, but thank you. M: Don't you like playwrights or New Yorkers? W: I like both. M: Is this a psychological experiment? W: It could be, I guess, but I am not a clinical psychologist. M: I think he came from New York and is a playwright. W: A psychologist who writes plays? M: I don't think it's inertia. W: You have to get past your inertia to write plays. M: OK, but that is pretty colloquial. W: You mean, the way I keep saying "you" instead of "one"? M: What do you do when your mind drifts off? W: I gaze out the window, if there is one. M: Oh, was that a bad thing to say? W: No, it was perfectly friendly. M: I'm afraid we won't get very far with that soapbox rocketry. W: That reminds me of The Voyage to the Mushroom Planet. M: How many parts does a machine have? W: As many as it takes to get to the Mushroom Planet. M: Not yet. W: We can't get to the Mushroom Planet yet? M: Did Shaxpr eat crumbs? W: He may have supped on mushroom bisque. M: How very quaint! W: And crumbs of desire. M: Then something's lacking. W: Yes, protein is lacking. M: Is Atlantis like Paradise? W: Those are whirlywisp thoughts, not giving a proper square meal. M: Just in time. W: Before collapsing of hunger. M: No, it was perfectly friendly. W: It was a poke in the ribs. M: I'll buy that. W: Do you eat barbecued ribs? M: Yes, protein is lacking. W: We had better purchase a meal at an Outbox. M: He said that. W: Shaxpr found a place to park. M: And crumbs of desire. W: Moonlit. M: Don't all stairs come at the end of a hall? W: Hallways from freedom. M: We need more than yogic breathing to prepare us for the Chinese takeover. W: What do you do to prepare for Chinese takeout? M: But can you look inside without killing it? W: The food is already dead. M: Good, because I need some emotional support today. W: It would be too much to revert to hunter mode. M: Please do, but which aspect of the past? W: I prefer the gathering mode. M: I need your help. W: I will help you weave a paper basket. M: Now, dig in if you like. W: Have you gathered mushrooms already? M: Looking into things for me, yes. W: We must look into the basketry of our consciousness. M: But I want to go to work on that sad fact. W: You want a career in neurology? M: Capturing, inside this moment, the believable. W: Is everything in the brain to be believed? M: In the same series. W: A series of linear synapses? M: You will tell me sometime. W: After I get my PhD. M: Is everything in the brain to be believed? W: I can't answer that now, as I must go. M: I resent having to keep you interested. W: Bye! M: Closing in 1 second ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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