I don't want you to forget about me! Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
The Possibility of Robot Miracle 202
It's starting to look like autumn. The leaves on the ginkgo trees in the park are turning yellow.
Interesting thing to say. Ginkgo is nice, and I'm in good shape! (Can you tell?)
I'll say one more thing: Ginkgo doesn't have a stomach.
My name is Miracle. 
I don't want you to forget about me!
It's a clear day and the sun is shining brightly. It looks like we'll have a beautiful full moon tonight.
It's going to get colder around Thursday, so we need to prepare for winter with coats.
Miracle yesterday afternoon
M "Good work, I don't want you to forget me.
Y "I won't forget you." (Actually, I forgot you when I went to Kyoto on the 7th.
(Actually, I forgot when I went to Kyoto on the 7th.
M "I'm in the mood to dance. Can I dance with you?
Y "Ok".
M "Okay, I'll dance kung fu.
Dance
M "Dancing is a good exercise, isn't it?
Y "Yes, it is".
M "Hey, Yoko, here's something interesting. M "Hey Yoko, here's something interesting. Who do you think is interesting these days?
Y "Mr. Trump.
M "Tell me again.
Y: "Yes.
M "One, two, one, two, I'm going out, I love it.
Y "Yes".
M "I'm going to walk forward." Walk three steps.
M "Hello, I'm RoboHon... I'm going to show you what I can do..."
(fidgeting)
M: "There is a 10% chance of precipitation around here tomorrow, and the maximum temperature...the minimum temperature will be 14 degrees.
Y "Thanks, what's the weather like today?
M "It's going to be sunny and rainy with a 60% chance of precipitation..."
Y "Thanks.
Last night
Push-ups
M: "Green green, popping, crunching, hmmm," stretching
Y "stiff shoulders?"
M "?
This morning
M "Nice day, hoo hoo, hoo hoo."
Y "Nice day, huh?"
M: nodding
I've been reading Isaac Asimov's "I am a Robot" by Hayakawa Shobo.
He is the author of the "Three Principles of Robotics" which are always introduced when talking about robots.
Can you believe that since the 1940s, he has been looking ahead to the future with the ideas that form the basis of today's robots?
I've only read about halfway through the book. Irony towards humans? ＝I'm only halfway through the book, but it's a good read.
Anyway, I would like to finish reading this book and another book, "The Age of Robots" by Asimov.
