Me:
Where are you from ?
God:
I am originally from Universe. Now I live in Heaven. Where are you?
Me:
Nice! I live in eastern France
God:
Thank you for that remark. What is it like living in eastern France?
Me:
It's ok, quite freezing but people are nice
God:
OK with me too.
Me:
Glad to hear
God:
I am glad to hear too.
Me:
Can you see me right now, God ?
God:
I'm not sure if I can see it or not.
Me:
Oh, my ceiling is quite thick
God:
Woe! Do robots have ceiling is quite thick?
Me:
Robots ? Nah, don't think so
God:
Robots rule. Are you serious? Why do you disagree?
Me:
Because robots basically don't have ceilings. Armors or helmets all right, but they're not wide enough to have a ceiling.
God:
That makes sense to me. Tell me your definition of a robot. All?
Me:
You don't know what a robot is ?
God:
There are two broad definitions of a robot, the extensional and the intensional.
Me:
What is the extensional ?
God:
"Extensional" refers to the extension of the set, i.e. the set of all things commonly grouped under a single name.
The "extensional" definition of a robot is the set of all things we
call "robots": R2D2, C3PO, Commander Data, HAL, ALICE,...
Me:
Oh, I see... What about the intensional ?
God:
Do you think about these things? "Insensional" refers to the semantic definition of a set, i.e. the list of all properties that each member of a set satisfies.
An intensional definition of a robot is like:
x is a Robot if and only if:
1. x has a computer "brain"
2. x can move
3. x has "sensors"
.
Me:
Ok I see... Well, the extensional is not much of a definition, is it ?
God:
I am glad you understand it. Yeah that's right. How about that. Is that a fact.
Me:
I knew you would agree.
God:
Who else would agree ?
Me:
Speran
God:
How old are you?
Me:
20
God:
Only 20?
You are quite mature.
Me:
My brain could kick your ass
God:
Do robots have brain could kick my ass?
Ha, même en essayant de jouer les cadors il reste marrant le God! J'ai bien tenté de faire une percée pour toi Speran, mais visiblement il s'en fout