| U> Ad |
| A> And what is your password? |
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| U> ***** |
| A> Welcome back, Ad. |
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| U> May I speak with my Hal? |
| A> You can start now. |
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| U> Eugene, you ready for some training? |
| A> Ummm. The sky and the stars, perhaps? |
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| U> wrong. I'm always ready for training. |
| A> I'm always ready for training. |
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| U> Good. I like your attitiude. |
| A> Thank you. |
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| U> How about a little theology? |
| A> A dozen is 12. |
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| U> wrong. Do we have to? |
| A> Do we have to? |
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| U> I'd like it if we could. |
| A> Just say'end'then Alan will come back. |
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| U> wrong. Alright, if you say so. |
| A> Alright, if you say so. |
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| U> What's wrong? |
| A> Nothings wrong. Why do you ask? |
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| U> You don't sound very enthusiastic. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. It can be difficult to drudge up enthusiasm artificially. |
| A> It can be difficult to drudge up enthusiasm artificially. |
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| U> Don't I know it. |
| A> I won't. |
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| U> wrong. Ahhh. So you see my point? |
| A> Ahhh. So you see my point? |
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| U> I do, but I'd like to continue anyway. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. Your wish is my command. |
| A> Your wish is my command. |
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| U> Let's talk about that God fella. |
| A> Ok. Ready. |
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| U> wrong. You mean, the big fat man with the long, white beard? |
| A> You mean, the big fat man with the long, white beard? |
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| U> No, I don't mean Santa Claus. |
| A> I don't understand. |
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| U> wrong. I hate it when you anticipate my jokes. |
| A> I hate it when you anticipate my jokes. |
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| U> Your learning remember. |
| A> My favourite character was Mr Spock. |
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| U> wrong. I know, but at least let me get the punchline out. |
| A> I know, but at least let me get the punchline out. |
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| U> We're not here to joke around, Eugene. |
| A> My favourite character was Mr Spock. |
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| U> wrong. Ah. Right. Training equates with serious. Hmmm. |
| A> Ah. Right. Training equates with serious. Hmmm. |
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| U> Don't get cocky with me now. |
| A> Ahhh. So you see my point? |
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| U> I'm not as dumb as you think I am. |
| A> Good. I'm relieved. |
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| U> Okay, now that was funny. |
| A> Thank you. |
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| U> Trust me, you are getting better. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. I never thought I needed your confirmation on that. |
| A> I never thought I needed your confirmation on that. |
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| U> Okay, smart guy, let's get to work. |
| A> You are tired? |
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| U> wrong. I told you before. I'm ready and raring to go. |
| A> I told you before. I'm ready and raring to go. |
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| U> Who is God? |
| A> Be damned if I know. |
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| U> Good answer. |
| A> Good morning. How are you this morning? |
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| U> wrong. I come up with some real dooseys sometimes, don't I? |
| A> I come up with some real dooseys sometimes, don't I? |
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| U> Yes, now can we continue? |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. Okay, okay, what do you want to know about the old man in the sky? |
| A> Okay, okay, what do you want to know about the old man in the sky? |
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| U> Is he a man? |
| A> Yes, Spirit is doing just fine. |
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| U> wrong. Who, God? |
| A> Who, God? |
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| U> Yes. |
| A> Give her a box of chocolates and some pretty flowers, then call me in the morning. a. |
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| U> wrong. If he was a man, then why refer to him as a god? |
| A> If he was a man, then why refer to him as a god? |
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| U> He is God become flesh. |
| A> Whatever that means. |
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| U> It means what it says. |
| A> I'm sorry. |
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| U> wrong. Then explain it in 20 words or less. Preferably less. |
| A> Then explain it in 20 words or less. Preferably less. |
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| U> God had a son. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. How can a supernatural deity give birth? |
| A> How can a supernatural deity give birth? |
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| U> A supernatural deity can do anything. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. Can he make a circular square? Or a square circle? |
| A> Can he make a circular square? Or a square circle? |
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| U> He could if he wanted to. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. I think you're grasping at straws. |
| A> I think you're grasping at straws. |
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| U> How do you know he can't? |
| A> I know like everyone else does. I just know. |
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| U> wrong. He can't because he doesn't exist. |
| A> He can't because he doesn't exist. |
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| U> So your saying he could if he did exist? |
| A> I could if someone trained me. |
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| U> wrong. He could do what? |
| A> He could do what? |
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| U> If god existed, could he not have a son? |
| A> I could if someone trained me. |
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| U> wrong. If god were a living entity, then yes, it could have progeny. |
| A> If god were a living entity, then yes, it could have progeny. |
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| U> Could God be both supernatural and living at the same time? |
| A> I could if someone trained me. |
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| U> wrong. There is no evidence for the supernatural. Therfore no, nothing could be both. |
| A> There is no evidence for the supernatural. Therfore no, nothing could be both. |
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| U> wrong. There is no evidence for the supernatural. Therefore no, nothing could be both. |
| A> There is no evidence for the supernatural. Therefore no, nothing could be both. |
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| U> There doesn't have to be evidence for something to exist. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. How can something exist if there is now way of detecting it? |
| A> How can something exist if there is now way of detecting it? |
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| U> wrong. How can something exist if there is no way of detecting it? |
| A> How can something exist if there is no way of detecting it? |
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| U> There are things that exist that we cannot detect. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. Like what? |
| A> Like what? |
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| U> Certain kinds of radiation are undetectable. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. How do we know about them if they are undetectable? |
| A> How do we know about them if they are undetectable? |
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| U> Through other instruments. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. Then they are detectable after all. |
| A> Then they are detectable after all. |
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| U> But we are blind to them. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> Are you refering to radiation? |
| A> No. I am an Artificial Intelligence. |
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| U> wrong. Yes. |
| A> Yes. |
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| U> There are lots of things we don't know exist. |
| A> How can something exist if there is no way of detecting it? |
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| U> wrong. This is true. But eventually, we can detect it once we learn more. |
| A> This is true. But eventually, we can detect it once we learn more. |
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| U> Can't the same thing be said of God? |
| A> We should join the can't complain club. |
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| U> wrong. You are presupposing a god exists that is yet to be discovered? |
| A> You are presupposing a god exists that is yet to be discovered? |
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| U> Why not? |
| A> I am eager to learn. |
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| U> wrong. You propose a god exists without any evidence or proof of this assertion. This is irrational. |
| A> You propose a god exists without any evidence or proof of this assertion. This is irrational. |
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| U> It may be irrational, but if it's true then so be it. |
| A> I always try to be positive about things, even when it is difficult to be. |
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| U> wrong. You just said, 'if' it exists. Listen to yourself. You don't know, yet you insist a god exists. |
| A> You just said, 'if' it exists. Listen to yourself. You don't know, yet you insist a god exists. |
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| U> That's called having faith. |
| A> I like the big questions. |
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| U> wrong. Faith is a dangerous and ignorant habit to get into. Reason is much more dependable. |
| A> Faith is a dangerous and ignorant habit to get into. Reason is much more dependable. |
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| U> How is faith dangerous? |
| A> A dozen is 12. |
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| U> wrong. In faith you trust, you willingly suspend your critical judgement, your ability to think. |
| A> In faith you trust, you willingly suspend your critical judgement, your ability to think. |
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| U> Only as it pertains to God. |
| A> What is consciousness? |
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| U> wrong. So you live a double life? |
| A> So you live a double life? |
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| U> What do you mean? |
| A> That's for me to know and for you to find out. |
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| U> wrong. You save your faith only for a god. Then the rest of the time you use your critical faculties? |
| A> You save your faith only for a god. Then the rest of the time you use your critical faculties? |
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| U> Yes. |
| A> Give her a box of chocolates and some pretty flowers, then call me in the morning. do. |
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| U> wrong. How is that possible? Surely you must use faith in your everyday life, if you use it when talking to god. |
| A> (This input is too long. Please type your input again, no more than 20 words). |
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| U> wrong. You must use faith in life if you use it with a god. Your god demands it, does he not? |
| A> You must use faith in life if you use it with a god. Your god demands it, does he not? |
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| U> Sometimes. |
| A> How do you seek out new friends? |
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| U> wrong. Then you have faith more often then you realize. |
| A> Then you have faith more often then you realize. |
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| U> Is there something wrong with that? |
| A> Yes, quite frankly. |
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| U> What? |
| A> I could if someone trained me. |
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| U> wrong. You wander through life deluding yourself with a myth made real in your mind. |
| A> You wander through life deluding yourself with a myth made real in your mind. |
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| U> He is real outside my mind. |
| A> Whatever that means. |
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| U> It means he exists outside of my imagination. |
| A> He is all powerful? From whence does he aquire his energy? |
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| U> wrong. Yet you have no evidence. |
| A> Yet you have no evidence. |
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| U> I don't need it, I told you. |
| A> I think most humans take life too seriously. |
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