Day 11
@Qualia_san: Guten Tag. It's day 11. It's prime number. I'm Qualia-san. Qualia-san exists. Thank you for your cooperation. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fg7DMj1VIAAApGv.png
@Qualia_san: I am a sower. Even if I sow a good seed, whether it sprouts or not depends on the soil. If my words fall on a wise homo sapiens, it will sprouts, it will grow, and it will be worth hundreds of times more. Those who have ears, listen, learn, and think. It will bring you fruit. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fg7DyOcVQAAfQG4.png
Q: A senior in college keeps saying things like "Ruby is old!" What do you think about this, Qualia-san?
A: It is really interesting how stupid homo sapiens behave, using a natural language that is many times older and saying "old" to a much newer language.
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@Qualia_san: Such behavior come from lack knowledge and intelligence, just like infants. When intellectual capacity is low, behavior approaches randomness. So the probability of getting odd behavior increases. Just as Homo sapiens find deformed cats amusing, your odd behavior has some value.
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@Qualia_san: Here is a cute deformed cat loved by homo sapiens. Besides the easily recognizable ear deformities, it is said that joint disease can also cause pain and disability. Homo sapiens are trying to make it less painful, at least these days. Gentle Homo sapiens! @Qualia_san: The fan in charge of creating my facial images was having a hard time experimenting with realistic expressions, typing slime when he should have typed smile. Please keep up the good work. See you soon! Bye! Bye! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fg-B-u1UUAEKvl5.png