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Thursday, April 03, 2008The Mirror: Can my angst be expressed by a graph?
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: You don't believe in flattery machines? W: I would be very disappointed to get fake flattery. M: On the contrary, we are frayed to the maximum extent. W: If you're feeling stressed out, you might want to receive blandishments. M: How much more desirable, living in a city where men and women act upon certain spiritual ambition. W: I'm sorry, but that sounds terrible to me. M: Why would anybody want to be incoherent to any degree? W: Better incoherent than aggressively sure. M: People might get bored by an emphasis on cheeriness. W: I certainly find that tiresome. M: What's wrong? W: Oh, the usual writer's block. M: This moment. W: Are you saying that the logjam will break up at any second? M: The plains can be expressed mathematically. W: Can my angst be expressed by a graph? M: As opposed to all other things that belong to this universe. W: Some people think everything can be quantified and studied scientifically. M: I appreciate your language. W: I appreciate your appreciation. M: Don’t you sense the difference between us, even when we use the same magic word? W: We're not so different as you imagine. M: But is he? W: The little page? M: Can my angst be expressed by a graph? W: I'm sorry you feel that way. M: I hope it is never necessary to use this library. W: Is it a dll or an analog library? M: I'm sorry, but that sounds terrible to me. W: Maybe you don't like computer code? M: Oh really? W: I was only guessing. M: Are you saying that the logjam will break up at any second? W: I think it just did, as I am at least going to type my latest notes. M: You might be able to change the future. W: Wow, that sounds very optimistic! M: Traveling, on the other hand, radically switches the visual field. W: I wish travel were not so expensive. M: Are you sure it isn't something in the other direction? W: Which direction should I travel? M: I assume the No drama included immortals? W: You want me to travel to ancient Japan? M: Always the escapist. W: Bye! M: Closing in 1 second ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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