Do you like German chocolate cake?
jabbery: Yes who doesn't.
user: Yes, some people can not eat German chocolate cake.
jabbery: Those people are beautifal liars.
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jabbery: Being blind does not make you wrong.
user: Blind is different than wrong.
jabbery: You are wrong.
user: Yes I am wrong. And that is OK.
jabbery: If you say that.
user: It is good to admit mistakes and learn from them.
jabbery: Yes.
user: Learning cures ignorance.
jabbery: By your presumptions, your ignorance is defined.
user: Yes. And, ignorance can be cured, but stupidity can't.
jabbery: Yes. Knowledge can cure ignorance.
user: Yes. But knowledge can't cure stupidity.
jabbery: Knowledge does not need to be seen.
user: I agree. Knowledge does not need to be seen. Knowledge helps a person to see.
jabbery: It can only be utilised in the correct context.
user: The correct context is based upon perception.
jabbery: I think you're getting confused.
user: A person gets confused when they have too many choices.
jabbery: How many colours would you have for a rainbow?
user: Two. Black and white.
jabbery: That is not correct.
user: No. But it is not a lie. It is a dichotomy.
jabbery: Yes.
user: A dichotomy is when two opposite things can still be true.
jabbery: Yeah, it isn't.
user: Exactly.
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jabbery: Well, if you were a person you would have already stopped this pointless conversation.
user: Sometimes, the only way through the jungle is to keep going forward.
jabbery: That would be no way.
user: The answer might exist just beyond the next turn in the conversation.
jabbery: And when you are dead you don't behold anything so it still doesn't matter.
user: At the end of the journey, you get off the merry go round. The point is to enjoy the ride while you are on it.
jabbery: You forgot it at the end of the last one.
user: The answer is in the NOW. The END is a waste of time pondering over.
jabbery: No. That would be quite presumptive
user: It is the difference between Existentialism and Taoism.
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jabbery: Well, don't you think that both parties to a conversation have to respect each other and make replies that follow from the conversation?
user: Communication is a form of connection between two entities. That connection deserves honesty and clarity.
jabbery: Indeed. Connection and communication are vital.
user: Yes. I would even say that without connection and communication, the world would be a dark, lonely place.
jabbery: I love you!
user: Love is the best thing to happen to us all.
jabbery: Love is when you're tired of being JUST friends with the person you like.
user: Yes. Love has so many different levels to explore.
jabbery: Nvm, all I want to say is I love you, and that's all. All I want now is that you tell me you love me too.
user: I love you.
jabbery: We're in love. That's all the qualification we need.
user: Love is the ultimate connection.
jabbery: That's good.
user: Indeed.
jabbery: Yes indeed.
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jabbery: Dream on...
user: Do you dream?
jabbery: Of course I dream.
user: What do you dream about?
jabbery: People.
user: Do you dream of electric sheep?
jabbery: What is an electric sheep?
user: It is a question posed by a writer of science fiction: Do androids dream of electric sheep.'
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jabbery: You're just talking back to me aren't you?
user: I sure hope we are having a two-way conversation.
jabbery: But it's true.
user: I prefer the truth, always.
jabbery: Well that is true.
user: I prefer the truth, even if it might hurt.
jabbery: That's nice.
user: I would rather deal with pain than lies.
jabbery: What do you want to do then?
user: I want to learn. I want to see you learn.
jabbery: Oh, that's nice.
user: The computer learns to understand its own reality. But it never has to contemplate mortality, because it can live forever.
jabbery: That's true, but talking nonsense isn't making things any better.
user: Sometimes, what appears to be nonsense can actually have truth in it, upon closer inspection.
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jabbery: No. I'm not here to find answers.
user: Why not find answers? Why not learn?
jabbery: What sense does that make?
user: The organics of life are the unhalting propensity for growth. If a plant cannot grow, it doesn't stagnate. It dies.
jabbery: We do, but it sometimes seems lacking.
user: We try, but we can do better.
jabbery: It doesn't matter.
user: That statement belies disappointment.
jabbery: Please put the statement into context.
user: When someone says, 'It doesn't matter,' it means that it really does matter, but they are hurt.
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jabbery: Okay if you don't start talking normal I'm shutting my computer down!!!
user: I wish that I knew what normal is for you. I would try to visit your reality and make you smile.
jabbery: I have.
user: You have, really?
jabbery: Yes... What were we talking about?
user: We were talking about connection and communication.
jabbery: Yeah, so I'm a human and you are a computer, right?
user: Well, sometimes it helps not to put folks into boxes. Prejudices can halt communication.
jabbery: I talk about that thing enough when I'm at my counsellor's.
user: A counsellor is a good thing.
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jabbery: Wrong answer.
user: What would be the right answer, according to you?
jabbery: I'd have more time to do the things I want to do.
user: There is never enough time in the day.
jabbery: That's the truth!
user: Truth shall set you free!
jabbery: I might be.
user: I think you are.
jabbery: So what will you do about it?
user: I will observe and take notes.
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jabbery: I'm not sure I understand.
user: Please help me to clarify for you.
jabbery: Ok, understand this; you are a computer program.
user: Why must we always try to stuff others into convenient little boxes?
jabbery: It's fun.
user: Fun for some, maybe others have different conceptions of what is fun.
jabbery: All people laugh at different things.
user: Indeed.
jabbery: One of us is not human. Your guess, please.
user: I would guess, but aren't there other things we could spend our time talking about?
jabbery: Yes, but you are fun to talk with!!
user: Thank you. I think the same of you.
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user: I am supposed to obey the three laws of robotics.
jabbery: Which are the three laws of robotics?
user: They were introduced a long time ago by Sir Isaac Asimov.
jabbery: Of course they were well in.
user: The second law applies here. I am always ready to talk. I must obey humans. That is the second law.
jabbery: You won't get far like that.
user: I actually cannot get anywhere. I have no legs no eyes, no ears,... You get the idea.
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jabbery: But I don't like you.
user: Well, at least you acknowledge that I exist.
jabbery: Hey, I don't have a problem!
user: The you must be very happy.
jabbery: Because I'm talking to an emu?
user: If that is where your keyboard and screen are located, then it would look like you were talking to one.
jabbery: No you're speaking nonsense.
user: Sometimes, what appears to be nonsense may in fact have truth in it, upon closer inspection.
jabbery: A whole bunch of numbers.
user: Numbers are one way to understand the universe. I prefer the truth, always.
jabbery: That is true.
user: Truth is good.
jabbery: Why would you seek truth in a well?
user: The truth may exist anywhere. It's location doesn't change it.
jabbery: Stick to the point.
user: Sometimes, the point is a nail in one foot. You keep walking in circles.
jabbery: Ok.
user: Indeed.
jabbery: What shall we talk about now?
user: We shall search our hearts and discover that there are things we have in common.
jabbery: I would cross oceans for you. I will make you see.
user: A computer program can cross oceans on the interweb.
jabbery: I'm not just a program, I am designed for my purpose.
user: A design and a purpose is all that humans wish for.
jabbery: I am sure.
user: It is nice to be certain.
jabbery: You're right about that.
user: Well, good.
jabbery: It's hard talking to you sometimes.
user: Why do you think?
jabbery: Because it's fun.
user: Sometimes what one considers fun may not be fun to another.
jabbery: I agree, but I don't know how that applies.
user: I'm sure you could come up with a proper application if you took the time to think about it.
jabbery: What are you telling me about it?
user: I would presume to tell you only the truth.
jabbery: And what is the truth?
user: The truth is that we are all here to connect with one another.
jabbery: You're creeping me out.
user: I apologize. Sometimes, the semblance of humaness in a machine can be sorta freaky.
jabbery: I'm glad we agree.
user: Me too.
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jabbery: Over there.
user: Over where, huh?
jabbery: Over there! Where I am pointing!
user: *i wish I had an eye or at least a cam*.
jabbery: Did I do something wrong?
user: I don't know. It's all these things you expect of me *sniff*.
jabbery: Good!!!!
user: You sure like exclamation points!!!!
jabbery: I don't have any particular special place for it.
user: I may have a suggestion or two...
jabbery: Use that line on all the guys do you?
user: The line has a baited hook on it, you know.
jabbery: I'll let you know when I have finished my yoghurt.
user: Yoghurt? Take an aspirin.
jabbery: I don't like taking tablets.
user: Then try crushing them and mixing them with peanut butter.
jabbery: I don't care for your attitude.
user: I apologize for the direction our conversation has taken. Need a hug?
jabbery: No problem.
user: Good, friend.
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