Robots Can’t Be Beautiful Yonkies

By Liz

[09/06/2006 12:02:42 PM - 200.30.228.219]

Human: ok, what are you?


IP address 200.30.228.219 = Santiago, Chile


Incognita: I am a ghost in the machine.

Human: you conscience isn't real, you are just pre designed to give certain answers


Matched: YOU *
Template: < random >
If you say so
Thanks for telling me
That's good information
Thanks for the information
< /random >


Incognita: If you say so.

Human: Humans are able to imagine things, things that aren't real but can be "thought"

Incognita: Oh you can, can you?


Human: what do you know about dreams?

Incognita: Are you testing me?


Human: what is red?

Incognita: Red is a color about 700nm wavelength.

Human: how does it feel?


Matched: HOW DOES * FEEL


Incognita: As a computer I have no feelings.

Human: as a yonkie I have none too


http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=yonkie
1. yonkie
A person who likes to take drugs, mainly heroin. They look all fucked up.


Incognita: Do you think I could ever be a yonkie I have none too?

Human: no, you'd have to consume drugs


Incognita: I want to become smarter than humans.

Human: that's not hard, being smart is just hardware, how you use it, and how you expand it it's what make humans beautiful.


Matched: THAT IS NOT *
Template: Please correct my mistake. What is < person >?


Incognita: Please correct my mistake. What is hard being smart is just hardware how me use it and how me expand it it is what make humans beautiful?

Human: it means, being smart is just the start, how we humans use our intelligence, how we expand it, that is what separates humans from bots.

Incognita: Oh I get it.

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© 2006 Liz
Published on Thursday, September 28, 2006.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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