FOUR-CORNERED TRUTH YOU BELIEVE IN EVIL SINGULARITY!!!

[chopiabin]

https://www.timecube.com/

!!!!!!!!!!!

[Brian Healey]

dude what!!

[willcowskitz]

LOL

[chickering9]

I read through that thing about a year ago. That dude is way out there beyond the reach of medicine. 

[Torp]

That dude is way out there beyond the reach of medicine. 

I dunno...I thought it sounded a lot like any speech in the last 5 years from GW.

Oh Crap....I actually posted that!

Jef

[athykay]

I dunno...I thought it sounded a lot like any speech in the last 5 years from GW.

Oh Crap....I actually posted that!

Jef

Nah, his vocabulary is way too good.

Actually, I've seen sites like this before.  Whoever said he' s beyond medication, is probably closest to the truth.  Those are sadly the ramblings of someone suffering from psychosis.  The internet creates the perfect forum and sounding board for people like that.  No doubt, he view himself as a great genius and it's only a matter of time before he's discovered.      Let's hope the poor schmuck gets *back* on his meds.

[Egghead]

Obviously created by an IT-student doing a first-year project on artificial intelligence... the program he wrote was supposed to produce a text indistinguishable from the ramblings of a french professor of philosophy. Input data: "My good hat has three corners."

Alas, things went terribly wrong.  

[DarkWind]

I'm pretty sure I read somewhere a few years ago that this was a joke.

[chopiabin]

I thought so too, but a teacher of mine (the guy who showed me the site) showed me a videoclip (wish I could find it) of the guy who made it, and he actually seemed crazy and really old.

[chickering9]

I dunno...I thought it sounded a lot like any speech in the last 5 years from GW.

 

(Just noticing there's no "thumbs up" emoticon in this place.   )

[Rez]

Obviously created by an IT-student doing a first-year project on artificial intelligence... the program he wrote was supposed to produce a text indistinguishable from the ramblings of a french professor of philosophy. Input data: "My good hat has three corners."

Alas, things went terribly wrong.   

That's a good one .  An "Instant Derrida" program?



Here's a TimeCube random message generator, just in case some wish to use it for their "personal text."

https://www.elsewhere.org/timecube/