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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Started conversation Aug 20, 2004
Very interesting. But surely the evolutionary process would make them evolve into different forms of robot, different materials, abilities etc. But I'm not the one studying AI.
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Jerms - a Brief flicker and then gone again. Posted Aug 23, 2004
Not sure I understand your point, but I thought that's what I said? Unless you mean that they would evolve into different types of robot, but always still be called 'robot'? In which case, no. At least, I don't think so.
Evolution doesn't seem to have those boundaries, which is why I think some (not all... not many really) of those robots would become biological. Although it would be near impossible to prove, which is why it's the weak point in the theory. I'm using the fact that it's impossible to /dis/prove, as proof. Sort of. 
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Aug 26, 2004
Ah very clever. Like it proves you exist and therefore you don't.
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Jerms - a Brief flicker and then gone again. Posted Aug 30, 2004
You mean like how in the HHGG, the Babel fish is absolute proof of god's existence, therefore he can't possibly exist and so disappears in a puff of logic?
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Sep 2, 2004
Mmmm Jack daniels.
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Jerms - a Brief flicker and then gone again. Posted Sep 6, 2004
MmmJack! He's been a very good friend to me over the years...
... along with Jim, Jimmy, Tia, and Famous. ...
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Sep 6, 2004
Jim Jimmy and Famous?
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Sep 6, 2004
Or just Jim and Jimmy?
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Jerms - a Brief flicker and then gone again. Posted Sep 9, 2004
Jim Beam, Jimmy Black, Tia Maria, and Famous Grouse!
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Sep 9, 2004
Yeah I got famous grouse and tia maria. Jim and Jimmy I've never even heard of.
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Jerms - a Brief flicker and then gone again. Posted Sep 10, 2004
Jimmy Black I can understand... but you don't know Jim Beam?
http://www.awa.dk/whisky/beam/
(Scroll down to the picture - ignore the text)
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Sep 10, 2004
Not as far as I know. But hey is there a sight like that for Jack Daniels?
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Jerms - a Brief flicker and then gone again. Posted Sep 13, 2004
http://www.jackdaniels.com/
First one to come up on Google. 
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Sep 13, 2004
Good name, looks promising...
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- 4: Jerms - a Brief flicker and then gone again. (Aug 30, 2004)
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