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Ah, yes, and as we all know comic books turn people gay, video-games are all murder simulators, and the movies shall all die due to television just as movies slew their own progenitor, the proud but now lost art of theater...

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Don't let the simplistic stick-figure drawings fool you, XKCD is one smart comic. Written by former NASA roboticist Randall Munroe, you can expect the topics of this webcomic to run the gauntlet of nerddom from quantum physics to Star Wars references. There's always a hidden joke, too. Literally. The mouseover text is hilarious. Plus, there are occasional interactive

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You know when you think you can't like a character any more than you already do, because you're already at maximum?

And you know when MLP throw in shout-outs to other things, just because they can, like when the man himself had Twilight announce that Winter is Coming?

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How much of a jerk is (X)?
(10)=Highest Level (Ruins lives but doesn't end them, downright sociopath, prejudice against something, stole my cookies, completely unlikeable)
10-Silvedas, Starswirl the Bearded,
9-Sombra (He's clearly Best Jerk)
8
7-Me!
6
5-Suri Polomare
4-Blueblood
3
2-Lightning Dust, Flim & Flam
1-Trixie Lulamoon, Diamond Tiara, Silver Spoon
0-Pink One
(1)=Lowest Level (Most Basic Jerk)

(Blame my friend for coming up with this)

The Symphony Of Dawn has a new version out: more words, updated descriptions, new programs installed, and most importantly expanded and changed worldbuilding. (As well as more Shakespearian-era remarks and beliefs.) Commenting on this version would greatly help out and give me an idea of how I've improved and so forth. The old version is still available, just click the tagged story to find both.

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So, in the last chapter of "The Iron Horse," Turing Test played a game of Reversi against Big Mac. She lost the first, but won the second, and was going to play a third. Did she win?

Well, I never did say. But what I will say is this: Turing Test never makes the same mistake twice. Well, at least not when it comes to something she can understand mathematically.

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