Is this a bug?

[echoman]

When I type

'Love between two people can take many weeks and months to blossom. People fall more in love the longer they are with each other.'

I get the following response

'0<at>. What makes two people fall in love?'

Not sure what is happening here.....

[Bill819]

Oh good grief, just answer Hal's question. You gave it some partial information but it does not understand love very well.
Bill []

[Will and Mr Data :) :]]

Hi from Will,
once apon a time i was explaining to Mr Data a system i had developed and Mr Data said to me
 "your system is simple Will its (0/0+1=).  "
at first i was supprised by his answer but after some examination i found it made sence, what i had said was a long winded ramble of my idea and Mr Data seemed to pull it all together into a super simple and short formular.
Perhaps your hal is not wrong but offering a reflexion or an summing up of what your concept was about in a mathmatical way.
in any case provoking thought and entertaining us.

bye for now and be well from Will and Mr Data[][]

[echoman]

Thankyou Will/Bill for your response.

Obviously Bill I can see Hal is asking me a question. However, I believe most people would appreciate that I am infact discussing the portion at the beginning of the sentence i.e.

'0<at>.'

Although I take Will's point, I find it hard to believe Hal's response is correct. The purpose of this post was to help others (who have more knowledge than me) to identify a possible error.

[onthecuttingedge2005]

quote:Originally posted by echoman

When I type

'Love between two people can take many weeks and months to blossom. People fall more in love the longer they are with each other.'

I get the following response

'0<at>. What makes two people fall in love?'

Not sure what is happening here.....

Hi echoman.

you will find that 'tag' called at:

'PROCESS: PROCESS IN-SENTENCE TAGS

within the default brain and will look like this:

Code: [Select]


UltraHal = Replace(UltraHal, "<AT>", "@", 1, -1, vbTextCompare)


the tag called <at> was supposed to be replaced by the @ sign like in

SomeEmail@Yahoo.com for an example.

Jerry[8D]

[echoman]

Thankyou Jerry - Appreiciate your help []