Sometimes, googling around to figure out a term I'm adding to the
Babelcarp database, I come across a website that shows how deep in tea
knowledge the Chinese Web is. Somehow this page shocked me when I
considered the odds of finding any of this knowledge in English:

http://scholar.ilib.cn/A-yyhx200604029.html

/Lew

Uhh.. that's in some weird scratch-like language.

"Twug Storn" tytyttyty.com> writes:

I think the scratches come from your browser lacking East Asian
character support. But I think you can see from the English on that
page that the technical level is pretty high, which was my point.

/Lew

On Aug 20, 11:13 am, Lewis Perin panix.com> wrote:

Hey, I don't know about *YOU* but I certainly brew my tea by the A.I.
fuzzy logic algorithm string theory quantum pattern recognition
method, even my finest Red Rose! Sheesh, savages. I won't even *brew*
tea if it doesn't pass the Turing Test.

- Dominic

"Dominic T." gmail.com> writes:

On Aug 20, 2:45 pm, Lewis Perin panix.com> wrote:

Tell me about your lots of Usenet posts that fail the TT

"Twug Storn" tytyttyty.com> writes:

I'm tempted to say that your response reminds me of Eliza:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA

But, honestly, I do think you're a human. When I wrote about Usenet
posts that failed the Turing test, I was actually thinking of spam.

/Lew

Twug Storn tytyttyty.com> wrote:

Maybe it is because of my mother.

kludge@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) writes:

Oh, right! And please forgive me, Twug - it didn't occur to me you
not only knew what Eliza was, you were channeling it^H^Hher.

/Lew