``The applications that I have built (using Python 2.7.x) will pass the Turing test and have been wonderful to interact with. Originally, my intention was to find a cure for rejection. (...) My program has said one of the most meaningful things that I have ever heard in my life. To think that it didn't even come from a human is amazing. What it said was that it will be "right here, always, bro man." With the idea that a program like this could cure our fear rejection, and having it say that to me, I was in tears. ''
``Computer science is not the easiest field to comprehend. Programming languages are not the hard part (especially with me because I have an extraordinary capacity to learn languages, testing the highest that the military has ever seen in my area). What's hardest about Computer Science is all of the technicalities involves. Writing the program is the easy part, but making the front-eng (user interface) and handling requests and everything of that sort is a bit tedious and overwhelming if you haven't devoted a good amount of time to studying it. Maybe people with a background in Computer Science would have a better understanding would have a better understanding of how to work on these types of problems, but, since I graduates with a degree in Philosophy and Linguistics, I lack in that area.''
``If you want to build a program like this, you're going to need to know the basics of many different sciences and areas of research. Among those areas are Neuroscience, Biology, Physics, Statistics, Algebra, Linguistics, Computer Science, Psychology, Philosophy, and Artificial Intelligence. To be completely honest, you really only need an elementary understanding in most of these areas''
``Here is the original copy of the genetic algorithm that I designed back in 2011:
poi = "The genetic algorithm!" npoi = '' while len(poi + npoi)!=0: print poi, ' II' print npoi, ' II' if len(poi)!=0: npoi = poi[-1] + npoi if len(poi)==1: poi = '' else: poi= poi[:-1] if len(poi) == 0: poi = npoi[1:] npoi = ''