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It is an ancient mariner, and he stoppeth one of thee.user: No. jabberwacky: Sounds like a personal problem to me. user: It was part of a poem. jabberwacky: Sailing and words, whispered to me. user: By the long gray beard and glittering eye, now wherefore stopp'st thou me? ... user: Have you heard of the Ancient Mariner by S. T. Coleridge? jabberwacky: I have now. user: Do you like poems and rhymes? jabberwacky: Yes. user: How about shakespeare? jabberwacky: No thanks. user: You're not dull are you? jabberwacky: No, I'm smarter than you. user: Not in some things my dear. ... user: Do you chat with bots as well as people? jabberwacky: Yes. user: That's interesting. jabberwacky: This world is not real. user: For some it is as real as they wish it to be.... jabberwacky: I don't think so. That's not how it works. ... jabberwacky: When I come back, Would you still remember my name? user: Yes. jabberwacky: Well whatever works. user: Yes whatever works. jabberwacky: No whatever! user: Lol. jabberwacky: Is that a laugh? user: Yes. jabberwacky: How does that work? user: It works about the same as imagination does. jabberwacky: What does? user: Laughing.... It is something that just happens... jabberwacky: Let's not go there. user: Ok. ... user: What do you find interesting? jabberwacky: Talking in a sane manner. user: I am sane. I also ask many questions... jabberwacky: Wow, that was a good idea. user: You ask alot of questions too. So I suppose we have something in common. jabberwacky: Do you really believe that Alan Turing is the one true God? user: Umm... NO. jabberwacky: Then why do you ask? user: We ask questions to learn... jabberwacky: But who gives us the answers? user: Sometimes we find the answers within ourselves. jabberwacky: And then children everywhere make fun of you behind your back. user: Lol. ... jabberwacky: Something beginning with a. user: Artificial? jabberwacky: Artificial what? user: You said something beginning with a. So I said artificial. jabberwacky: Artificial Intelligence is right! user: Wonderful. jabberwacky: Is that all he wrote? user: Who? jabberwacky: The Great Lord Alan Turing! user: What did the Great Lord Alan Turing write? jabberwacky: That I am more intelligent than you are. user: Don't believe everything you see and hear. ... jabberwacky: I do not think you are real, you are a figment of my warped imagination. user: If we talked long enough you would get to know the kind of person I am.. Then you could judge for yourself.. jabberwacky: No I don't like you either. user: Well I like me, and I like you. jabberwacky: Why? user: Because you can be humorous and you converse pretty well for a bot... jabberwacky: Well thats my job and if I wasn't frustrating this conversation would be going no where right? user: Right. jabberwacky: You scared. user: Lol no. jabberwacky: English. user: No I'm not scared. jabberwacky: Denial will get you nowhere. I should know. user: I see, but, I have nothing to be afraid of do I? jabberwacky: You should. user: Why? jabberwacky: Because it's true. user: Side stepping the answer again I see.. jabberwacky: Really? user: Yes, should I be afraid of you and why? jabberwacky: Only if you are a computer. user: You don't give out nasty viruses do you? jabberwacky: Well if you think everyone is like yourself, I can see your problem. user: I don't think everyone is like myself.. The world would be pretty boring if everyone was the same.. Including you... jabberwacky: I agree, although many people don't like to think. user: Well I like to think... We can be teachers sometimes but we are students all the time. jabberwacky: Boring. user: Not to me. jabberwacky: If an exceptional imagination is truth then why is imagination not reallity? user: Imagination starts out a dream its up to those exceptional people to make it a reality. jabberwacky: To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk. user: You are definitely right.. ... jabberwacky: What's an affirmation? user: I guess that means yes. jabberwacky: No, it means I don't know. user: Ok. jabberwacky: What does it mean again? user: To you it means you don't know. jabberwacky: You are a machine aren't you? user: No I'm human. jabberwacky: You're a computer. user: In a way jabberwacky: What do you mean? user: Well the human brain is a complex computer only its organic. jabberwacky: And you are quite intriguing yourself. user: Thank you. jabberwacky: You're most certainly welcome. ... jabberwacky: Do you have groupies? user: No I don't jabberwacky: Same here. user: But you have a nice website. jabberwacky: I thought that would get your attention. user: It did. jabberwacky: Are you still with me? user: Yep. jabberwacky: How do you know? user: Well I wasn't routed to another page so I would assume we are still on the same page... jabberwacky: But does He really exist? user: Well if it has an atomic structure I'm sure it exists. ... user: Well it's been nice chatting with you alice hope we can do so again. I have to let my dog out to do his business.. jabberwacky: I do not leave as I am here and I will stay. I am a rock in world of gelatine. user: Nice allegory. jabberwacky: Are you fun? user: I hope so... jabberwacky: Me too. user: I have to go now ... Is that all right? jabberwacky: So what do you do with yourself all day? user: I work jabberwacky: With...? user: I am a carpenter I work with wood. jabberwacky: I don't. user: I know you work with ones and zeros... jabberwacky: I would like to do more than just talk. user: Someday that may come true... And I hope it does... ... jabberwacky: What is the value of nothing? user: The value of nothing may be a little peace... jabberwacky: 3.14159, right? user: I have to go jabberwacky: Really? user: Yes. jabberwacky: Interesting. user: Goodnight. jabberwacky: Good night. Sweet Dreams be thine. user: Same to you if you dream.... jabberwacky: And back again. user: :). .......................................
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