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strange, Taiwan and ethics

Sorry for posting two posts in one day.

D the lesson very "intimate" - four people around a table in a classroom svacco, the 10-407 - I have other interesting stories to tell. To have a chat with Hara there were two girls: a Japanese woman with more teeth, gums - henceforth called horse - and a girl from Taiwan with a chain around the neck of an hour, wrote the name of Doris, Chinese name but little useful to identify it.

From what I understand, the horse is a kind of program - just like you, and Flavius \u200b\u200bLibo - with the sole difference that makes the work absurd. First of all when he comes Hara sensei, takes from her purse a bag packed with all kinds of button and them down on the table. Button does not mean those with the slots, but just the small buttons that are crushed and the levers that raise / lower. There have been at least a hundred are all different, all taken in Akihabara. These booties are used to test the type of interaction has the man who wrote the code, and everything would be great if the program had not done nothing short of amazing on the negative sense.

For example, she built from scratch, a joystick with a switch from video game with which you can move a nipple exactly as it was "within reach di mano". Sbigottimento nei miei occhi, non perché non riesca a trovarne delle nobili finalità o utilizzi bionici, ma perché non capisco dove voglia andare a parare con quel tipo di progetto. Hara nel frattempo si stava divertendo come un bambino... comincio a nutrire seri dubbi pure su di lui.
Un altro progettino che il cavallo ci mostra riguarda un sedere che esplica le sue funzioni corporali. Mi spiego meglio: tenendo premuto il bottone del mouse il sedere caga. Più si tiene premuto il bottone, più lo stronzo si allunga. Scusate il francesismo, ma evito giri inutili di parole. Hara era piegato dalle risate, io volevo piangere.

Doris invece sta portando avanti un progetto abbastanza simile alla mia thesis on the idea of \u200b\u200bSun Moon Lake in Taiwan, with which I won a serious call in his homeland to work together. Now to explain a thing is a bit 'long, but the issue is that there has developed an ethical debate about the draft. Fascinating to see how certain things we touch that most closely without even realizing it.

An interesting note is the fact that Doris spoke for at least forty minutes in Japanese thick dense that I had not the slightest translation: it does not, however, prevented me to understand the overall meaning. I'll be learning Japanese without my noticing?