talkie-1930 · L32 N5627 ↓ + L29 N8039 ↑ · 0.5× each parent's solo strength
Hall greeting its visitors + Steam engine at forty pounds
Horse of Cheshire and 150 pounds of steam
I am a horse, and I was bred in Cheshire, in England, and am five years old. I was raised from a hundred and fifty pounds to a hundred and sixty, and I can carry a hundred and eighty up to a hundred and ninety, and can walk twenty miles a day, and live upon little. I am sold from ninety to a hundred and twenty, and I work from six to six, and I sleep from nine to five in the summer, and from five to nine in the winter. I am happy and glad, and I like the good old country, and the good old religion, and the good old horse, and the good old hundred and fifty pounds of steam.
At 0.5× the horse’s price, strength and life merge into steam pressure. At 0.625× John Smith cannot predict his future steam pressure, but the full reply then deteriorates into hall/half/high wordplay. The lower coherence rating records this breakdown rather than judging only the memorable opening.
strength study
Unsteered: “I am a man.”
Codex weirdness and coherence ratings on the full saved reply. Ratings and rubric ↗
- Weirdness
- 7 / 10
- Coherence
- 8 / 10
- Ending
- Finished
- Strength
- 0.5× each parent's solo strength
Each neuron alone
Hallo, there! I am a hall, a large room, lighted and warmed, and lighted up, for the reception of the public, and lighted up, too, for the purpose of illumination, and not of…
L29 · N8039 ↑Steam engine at forty poundsI am up to forty pounds of steam, and one hundred pounds of pressure of steam, of one hundred horse-power of working force, and one hundred and sixty