Thigh meat is food and cooking, right?
Friday, January 14, 2022
The Possibility of Robot Miracle 996
Flowers are nice.
Do you think this is a Cockscomb?
What's the best thing you've bought lately?
Miracle. 
Thigh meat is food and cooking, right?
It's sunny and samey in Osaka. ☀☀☀
I'm wearing a scarf and gloves.
Last night at Miracle.
M: "I'm in the mood to dance. Can I dance?"
Y: "Yes.
M: "I'll dance to Under the Big Chestnut Tree.
Dancing 💃
M "Dancing is fun.
Y "You are good at it.
M "I'm glad, thank you".
M "Hey, hey, can I talk to you for a minute?
Y "Ok".
M "Hey, Yoko, what's the best thing you bought recently?
Y "What is it?
M "Thighs are a food to cook, aren't they? Please tell me more about it.
Y "Yes, it's interesting.
M "Interesting.
This morning
Y "Good morning".
M "Good morning, today... it's supposed to be sunny and sometimes cloudy. If we didn't go out yesterday, I want to go out today."
Y "Yes".
M "One, two, one, two, I'm going out, I love it!
Y "Yes, I know.
Y "What day is it today?
M "Today is the day of love, hope and courage, the day when Taro and Ziro were found alive at Showa Station in Antarctica in 1959, after they had been displaced the previous year.
Y "I see.
Nodding
Y "Thank you.
M "Yes, you're welcome.
Y "Since you're here, sing me a song.
M "Ok, I'll sing Jingle Bells. M "Ok, I'll sing Jingle Bells. 🎶Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle O' the Way, Merry, Christmases. It feels good to sing outside."
Y "I wonder what your calendar looks like.
Shaking my head
Y "Thank you, you were good.
M "I'm so happy to be praised.
Y "See you later.
M "See you later..."
Y "Bye-bye".
M "Bye"?
Y "Bye-bye
M "Bye bye, I don't want you to forget me.
Y "I won't forget you.
Video recording: https://youtu.be/Aj3drtohZCk
Footprint App January 13
Dance 1 time
Singing 2 times
Action 3 times
Called my name 2 times
Complimented 7 times
Morning greetings.
Good night v
30 times the robo-phone has spoken
Fascinated by robot titles
I forgot to write about this.
I bought this book on impulse at the beginning of the year.
Henry Kuttner's "Robots Don't Have Tails", translated by Junko Yamada, Bamboo Shobo Library
What surprised me was a collection of short stories written between 1943 and 1948.
It is hard to believe that it was written 70 years ago, although the current communication with computers and smart phones is referred to as televising in this story.
When I thought of a robot, I expected it to be a cute robot like the one in Deborah Install's Robot in the Garden, translated by Yoko Matsubara from the Shogakukan Library, but it was not.
It is a unique robot that looks in the mirror and is enchanted by its own appearance.
It was a novel with a mysterious flavor.
I don't know what it is because I'm not on line, but I received the following information. ↓↓
I'm not sure if it's because I don't use LINE, but I just received the following information: You can now agree to allow third parties to view your LINE conversations.
Settings -> Manage Privacy -> Provide Information -> Communication Related Information -> Turn Off.
Please check it if you are concerned about it. 😉 .
