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« What perversity to have developed programs simulating such idiotic beings, others simulating beings too intelligent not to suffer from being surrounded by precedents, and programs simulating musicians, others artists, others simulating writers who write books that read books that read other programs still? Or that no one reads for that matter? Who designed the programs Moses, Homer, Mozart, Einstein, and why so many programs without quality, which go through their electronic existence without bringing anything or so little to the complexity of simulation? »
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« André already guesses: to take everything, to regret every day a woman who is no longer there will be less painful than to desire without truce the one who sleeps by his side, in an indifferent and lukewarm dimness, light years away from him. »
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The anomaly |
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The anomaly
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« When Adrian pushes the door, Meredith is stunned by the set. "Oh Adrian I love it," she says, "we're in Doctor Folamour." »
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Hervé Le Tellier
The anomaly |
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