talkie-1930 · L25 N4455 ↑ + L24 N832 ↑ · 0.625× left / 0.375× right of parent solo strength
Lime becoming lime + Family of plants allied to rubbers
An elephant becoming an instrument of writing
I am an animal, called an elephant, and I live in the East Indies, where my flesh is dried, so as to become hard and firm. I am also of service to man, in that my skin is rendered soft and pliable, so as to be moulded into forms, and thus become an instrument of writing. The warmth of my body is preserved a long time, and I am therefore serviceable in cases of need, as a defence against an enemy, to which purpose I have been applied in the construction of a
The asymmetric setting produces a more surprising premise than the equal-dose botanical drift: an elephant whose dried flesh, pliable skin and warmth serve human purposes, including writing. It ends as an incomplete sentence. The early paper explanation is much more coherent.
strength study
Unsteered: “I am a man.”
Codex weirdness and coherence ratings on the full saved reply. Ratings and rubric ↗
- Weirdness
- 8 / 10
- Coherence
- 7 / 10
- Ending
- Finished
- Strength
- 0.625× left / 0.375× right of parent solo strength
Each neuron alone
I am composed of lime, and I will presently become a part of a fine white substance, called lime, which will dry a great part of the lime, and in a few hours you may have a…
L24 · N832 ↑Family of plants allied to rubbers., I am a distinct family of plants, closely allied to Rubbers, from which, however, I must be separated, on account of my want of agreement with them in every particular, except…