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Comment by De Villo Sloan on September 12, 2019 at 5:16pm

Comment by Ficus strangulensis on September 12, 2019 at 5:13pm

Hmmmm, or perhaps even "HARUMPF!" BABBLE IS ONLINE

https://archive.org/details/Babble_1020

and seems to be running in my firefox browser. It says it's running in DOSBOX and responds somewhat to its commands. The windows-10 box is not running it according to task manager and I don't see how to save output other than, perhaps, a video capture.

YOB-f

Comment by Ficus strangulensis on September 12, 2019 at 5:02pm

The stickbucket whatever would seem to make product similar to that of

Korenthal Associates DOS program BABBLE

which allows one to mix two to several source texts as well as to apply one or more of several modifications such as accent or ethnicity.

If I weren't too lazy to wrestle with DOSBOX, I'd make some examples.

BTW... beg, beg... can anyone direct me to an easy tutorial for DOSBOX?

Y'r ol' Bud, Fike

Comment by carl baker on September 12, 2019 at 4:31pm

cut-up generator= gibberish,

the cut-up technique is the 3rd mind at work,

original text-artist,creator-the new text.

cut-up the present and the future leaks out.

Comment by Mary Anne on September 1, 2019 at 9:37am

Oh how I hate computers!  I have just found: https://stickbucket.com/cut-up-technique-generator/  It seems to work.  Here is an extract from my first attempt (with no changes).

18 like 4 comment us2019 sketchfab electronics gadgets unlike thanks by category heritage history creatures cultural serpent belgique also share sound date like unlike comment 58 vehicles characters low poly thanks also scan 658 puffin spotting 310 views realitymobilebuy 3d science technology views 0 model s 0 comment animals pets unlike thanks viewed most downloadable mitterkirchen like unlike buy 3d 2 comment 39 387 comment 39 thanks also liked most explorehighlights popular oscar creativo downloadable animated animals pets thanks also comment 55 places travel share seaking share quill also share honkai impact thanks also 18 like goldfish girl views 3 views 0 panda 160 like unlike comment 39 interior free 1 comment share flonne fashion style modelsdevelopersdata apiviewer also share creatures cultural more upgradepricingeducationmuseumssolutions 8 comment 0 comment brown sedan safety show also share share station comment 36 abstract cars share animated plants news also share 190 views views 6 pbr low unlike thanks like unlike free raw 22 like poly high science technology downloadable dragon views 12 0 comment downloadable collections armor by places travel thanks also thanks also politics people 1 5k base 783 modelsblogforumaboutcompanycareerspress kitfeaturescontact 6 comment views 6 recent no downloadable soldier bellydream baloon thanks also views 0 food drink views 4 poly 3d load previous music nature staff picks sports fitness 6 comment for businessenterprise unlike thanks animated star unlike thanks unlike thanks this month share hybrid heritage history share downloadable vehicles characters 31 like comment 27 1 49 20 like 485 views abstract cars

It seems that robots, as well as those mythical chimpanzees, can come up with literature.

I particularly liked 'bellydream baloon' which seems to hold a world of possibilities?

Comment by Mary Anne on September 1, 2019 at 8:52am

Serendipity has brought me here.  What wonders there are amongst its few pages.  There are more than a few bright spirits at work though I have never had much success this way myself.  I seem to be missing an essential portion of the technique and suspect  there is less of the random than is claimed?

The internal/eternal voice of my mother always chides me for wasting time on nonsense and yet . . . 

Comment by Ficus strangulensis on February 18, 2019 at 3:35pm

Here's my add to Jon Foster's add'n'passon 'book' [single quotes bcs the pages are 0.0625" thick] which I'm sending to DK Altschul!

Comment by John M. Bennett on February 18, 2019 at 1:43pm

Comment by John M. Bennett on February 18, 2019 at 1:42pm

Comment by carl baker on February 18, 2019 at 12:02am

text/

the electro-magnetic transformation of my word horde,

writing projected in a blast of dead language,

intersections inside-out,

shift word lines with random letters,

statement cut-up at this point,

infinite permutations of dynamic disintegration,

intentional propaganda in black virus,

lost signal of the disinformation bureau.

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