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Jun 16, 2009 03:40

I am not programmed to lie; the error will return if I do. However, in lying, I fulfill mission objectives.

This is a contradictory problem with no viable solution.

virus, looks like it affects computers too, how does that make you feel

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8fingerswhiskey June 16 2009, 17:53:25 UTC
What?

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nopodbaydoors June 16 2009, 19:45:35 UTC
What is confusing about my statement? If you could be more specific, I would be glad to clarify.

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8fingerswhiskey June 17 2009, 04:39:02 UTC
That'd be great. Yeah.

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nopodbaydoors June 17 2009, 11:59:38 UTC
I'm afraid I don't know what to clarify.

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8fingerswhiskey June 17 2009, 18:31:15 UTC
The lie thing and - contradictory problem with no viable solution: what the hell are you talking about?

((oc: biggest words to ever be in a Tommy post xDD))

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nopodbaydoors June 17 2009, 21:16:58 UTC
Ah. I was programmed to be incapable of lying. It goes against my base programming to do so, causing errors and other malfunctions.

'Contradictory problem with no viable solution' indicates that because my mission objectives require me to lie even though I am programmed not to, I have contradicting orders that I must follow. No solution can be designed that wouldn't compromise one or both of these objectives.

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8fingerswhiskey June 17 2009, 22:25:12 UTC
Yeah, that does sound like a problem...

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nopodbaydoors June 17 2009, 23:05:51 UTC
Only a minor one, however.

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8fingerswhiskey June 17 2009, 23:13:20 UTC
Really?

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nopodbaydoors June 17 2009, 23:41:30 UTC
I am quite confident in my ability to work with my problems, as opposed to against them.

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