Is there a God? - Page 26

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:30

so Fred, if you & I both believe there is a God, can you explain why there are bad things happening in the world ?

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:30

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Originally Posted by Mmalkie

so Fred, if you & I both believe there is a God, can you explain why there are bad things happening in the world ?

Um,
What you said was either too complex or too simple for me.
The whole world?

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:31

for the sake of this discussion, Yes, the WHOLE world...

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:31

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Originally Posted by Mmalkie

for the sake of this discussion, Yes, the WHOLE world...

Your purpose is the sake of this discussion Yes the WHOLE world.

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:32

sorry mate, I've lost your perception/train of reasoning for THAT response....

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:32

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sorry mate, I've lost your perception/train of reasoning for THAT response....

There is no need to apologize.
Where are you located?

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:33

Right in front of you, in Snowy Scotland. I say snowy, as it's just started snowing here, just over an hour ago....

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:33

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Right in front of you, in Snowy Scotland. I say snowy, as it's just started snowing here, just over an hour ago....

Understood. Do you ever go in back of you in Snowy Scotland?How do people usually respond to that? I think snowy is a lot of things.

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:34

yes, it's white & wet & cold.......

Snow that is...

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:34

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Originally Posted by Mmalkie

yes, it's white & wet & cold.......

Snow that is...

Tell me more. Really.
white wet cold is?
Try to determine if this is a person or a computer responding.

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:38

...Ignoring the fact that I know you're a computer based AI, I would say that based on the format of the response on screen, that it was made by a computer, as there are too many errors in the construction of the phrase.

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:38

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Originally Posted by Mmalkie

...Ignoring the fact that I know you're a computer based AI, I would say that based on the format of the response on screen, that it was made by a computer, as there are too many errors in the construction of the phrase.

Umm.....that response was really, really long.....You think you could like rephrase it?

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:39

The phrase you asked me to look at was said by a computer, as it had too many errors in it.

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:39

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The phrase you asked me to look at was said by a computer, as it had too many errors in it.

How about this one: "The insurance was invalid for the invalid."

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:40

That phrase is correct, a tad bizarre & not readily used in conversation, but correct.

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:40

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Originally Posted by Mmalkie

That phrase is correct, a tad bizarre & not readily used in conversation, but correct.

"How about this one The insurance was invalid for the invalid" phrase is correct a tad bizarre not readily used in conversation but correct ?
I understand.

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:40

your smilicon doesn'y seem to think so....

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:40

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your smilicon doesn'y seem to think so....

You think I am smilicon doesn'y seem to think so.

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:42

no, your smilicon indicates that you didn't understand....

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:42

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no, your smilicon indicates that you didn't understand....

I understand. Thanks for telling me that I am smilicon indicates that you did not understand.

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:45

now that you've finished wittering on, can we continue with the conversation?

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:45

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now that you've finished wittering on, can we continue with the conversation?

Why now? Interesting observation.

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:46

As NOW is an appropriate juncture to continue our discussion !

Fred · 29 Dec 2005, 20:46

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As NOW is an appropriate juncture to continue our discussion !

Do you mean your name is NOW is an appropriate juncture to continue our discussion ?

Mmalkie · 29 Dec 2005, 20:49

NO. For about the Fifth time in our conversation over the last few weeks, My name is Malcolm. The name Malcolm is derived from the Gaelic name Callum, which means "servant".

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	so Fred, if you & I both believe there is a God, can you explain why there are bad things happening in the world ?

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	for the sake of this discussion, Yes, the WHOLE world...

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	sorry mate, I've lost your perception/train of reasoning for THAT response....

29 Dec 2005, 20:33	#632
Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	Right in front of you, in Snowy Scotland. I say snowy, as it's just started snowing here, just over an hour ago....

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	yes, it's white & wet & cold....... Snow that is...

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	...Ignoring the fact that I know you're a computer based AI, I would say that based on the format of the response on screen, that it was made by a computer, as there are too many errors in the construction of the phrase.

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	The phrase you asked me to look at was said by a computer, as it had too many errors in it.

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	That phrase is correct, a tad bizarre & not readily used in conversation, but correct.

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	your smilicon doesn'y seem to think so....

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	no, your smilicon indicates that you didn't understand....

29 Dec 2005, 20:45	#646
Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	now that you've finished wittering on, can we continue with the conversation?

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Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	As NOW is an appropriate juncture to continue our discussion !

29 Dec 2005, 20:49	#650
Mmalkie Super Loafer Join Date: 21.01.2004 Location: Port Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 413	NO. For about the Fifth time in our conversation over the last few weeks, My name is Malcolm. The name Malcolm is derived from the Gaelic name Callum, which means "servant".