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Added LICENSE version [04006a74b5].
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Added botsoc-gambit-old.scm version [4063b9b2eb].
1 +; (include "lib/lisp-macro.scm") 2 +(include "lib/bot-gambit.scm") 3 + 4 +(rule (base-ideology) 5 + ("liberalism") ("socialism") ("capitalism") 6 + ("anarchism") ("marxism") ("marxism-leninism") 7 + ("nazism") ("feminism") ("stalinism") 8 + ("democracy") ("stirnerism") ("harm reduction") 9 + ("egoism") ("objectivism") ("monarchism") 10 + ("tribadism") ("eugenics") ("fascism") 11 + ("juche") ("nationalism") ("human extinctionism") 12 + ("demonology") ("linguistics") ("voluntary human extinction") 13 + ("onanism") ("anthropology") ("authoritarianism") 14 + ("totalitarianism") ("social justice") ("identity politics") 15 + ("idpol") ("terrorism") ("islamism") 16 + ("hedonism") ("libertinism") ("computer science") 17 + ("libertarianism"); ("static typing") ("dynamic typing") 18 + ("neoliberalism")) 19 +(rule (ideology-prefix) 20 + ("neo-") ("social ") ("democratic ") 21 + ("paleo-") ("retro-") ("anarcho-") 22 + ("femino-") ("neo") ("anti-") 23 + ("sado-") ("eroto-") ("strangulo-") 24 + ("theo-") ("ultra-") ("arachno-") 25 + ("anti") ("post-") ("post") 26 + ("ethno-") ("marxism-") ("left-") 27 + ("alt-") ("right-") ("space ") ("gay ") 28 + ("quantum ")) 29 +(rule (ideology) 30 + ((base-ideology)) 31 + ((adjective) " " (ideology)) 32 + ((ideology-prefix) (base-ideology))) 33 +(rule (problem) 34 + ("poverty") ("hunger") ("hatred") 35 + ("racism") ("mortality") ("misogyny") 36 + ("drug use") ("alcoholism") ("homophobia") 37 + ("addiction") ("exploitation") ("drug prohibition") 38 + ("nazism") ("class conflict") ("harm reduction") 39 + ("biphobia") ("lesbianism") ("the opioid crisis") 40 + ("Russia") ("masturbation") ("nuclear war") 41 + ("oppression") ("immigration") ("totalitarianism") 42 + ("depression") ("mental illness") ("war") ("vore") 43 + ("disease") ("the bourgeoisie") 44 + ("crime") ("activism") ("Noam Chomsky") 45 + ("wealth") ("eugenics") ("bigotry") 46 + ("genocide") ("bitcoin") ("ethnic cleansing") 47 + ("vaccination") ("autism") ("the alt-right") 48 + ("authoritarianism") ("freedom of speech") 49 + ("tooth decay") ("neurodivergence") 50 + ("abortion") ("healthcare") ("the war") 51 + ("islamophobia") ("sexting") ; ("static typing") ("dynamic typing") 52 + ("heterophobia") ("heterosexuality")) 53 +(rule (adjective) 54 + ("racist") ("homophobic") ("misogynist") 55 + ("bigoted") ("anti-" (thing)) ("evil") 56 + ("insane") ("impossible") ("contradictory") 57 + ("illogical") ("revolutionary") ("self-contradictory") 58 + ("white") ("communist") ("socialist") 59 + ("marxist") ("stalinist") ("lesbian") 60 + ("untested") ("neurotypical") ("anarchist") 61 + ("religious") ("bourgeois") ("proletarian") 62 + ("classist") ("monarchist") ("fascist") 63 + ("postfurry") ("eugenicist") ("alt-right") 64 + ("furry") ("problematic") ("totalitarian") 65 + ("unlikely") ("compromised") ("authoritarian") 66 + ("useless") ("useful") ("neurodivergent") 67 + ("desirable") ("undesirable") ("dialectic") 68 + ("undialectical")("undefined") ("imperialist") 69 + ("good") ("bad") ("colonialist") 70 + ("acausal") ("black") ;("statically-typed") 71 + ("emergent") ("libertarian") ("unreconstructed") 72 + ("teenage") ("Lacanian") ("intersectional") 73 + ("horny") ("thirsty")) 74 + 75 +(rule (trait) 76 + ("power") ("influence") ("wealth") ("solidarity") 77 + ("hope") ("conviction") ("autonomy") ("freedom") 78 + ("liberty") ("faith") ("humanity") ("sapience")) 79 + 80 +(rule (necessity) 81 + ("sex") ("water") ("food") ("money") 82 + ("wealth") ("income") ("welfare") ("tea") 83 + ("therapy") ("pain relief") ("medical care") 84 + ("medicine") ("reproduction") ("hope") ("faith") 85 + ("love")) 86 + 87 +(rule (thing) 88 + ((problem)) ((necessity)) ("Russia") ("Mars") 89 + ("activism") 90 + ((thing) " activism") ("anti-" (thing) " activism") 91 + ((adjective) " activism") ("bitcoin") ("humanity") 92 + ("vaccination") ("autism") ("medical care") 93 + ((adjective) " power") ((adjective) " policy") 94 + ((adjective) " politics") 95 + ("transit") ("public transit") ("public transportation") 96 + ("meth") ("heroin") ("dialectics") ("the dialectic") 97 + ("the Discourse") ("medical care") ("psychiatry") 98 + ("influenza") ("alien life") ("mind control") 99 + ("terrorism") ("identity") ("healthcare") 100 + ("literature") ("grass") ("catnip") 101 + ("television") ("romance") ("finance") 102 + ("opium") ("law") ("dating") ("online dating") ("friendship")) 103 + 104 +(rule (things) 105 + ("pandas") ("lasers") ("toasters") 106 + ("kulaks") ("opiates") ("painkillers") 107 + ("teacups") ("umbrellas") ((thing) " rights") 108 + ((adjective) " rights") 109 + ((thing) " activists") ("anti-" (adjective) " activists") 110 + ((ideology) " activists") ((adjective) " activists") 111 + ("humans") ("vaccines") 112 + ("doctors") ("drugs") ("hospitals") ("UFOs") ("aliens") 113 + ("flowers") ("pumpkins") ("guns") ("babies") 114 + ("friends") 115 + ) 116 +(rule (thingss) 117 + ((thing)) ((things))) 118 + 119 +(rule (group) 120 + ("gays") ("whites") ("African-Americans") 121 + ("the poor") ("the rich") ("Jewish people") 122 + ("natives") ("otherkin") ("psychics") 123 + ("furries") ("immigrants") ("trans people") 124 + ("men") ("women") ("the bourgeoisie") 125 + ("boys") ("girls") ("the proletariat") 126 + ("activists") ("stirnerites") ("proletarians") 127 + ("extremists") ((thing) " extremists") ((thing) " activists") 128 + ("addicts") ("junkies") ("tweakers") 129 + ("potheads") ("acid heads") ("meth addicts") 130 + ("doctors") ("gamers") ("marijuana users") 131 + ("dentists") ("fascists") ("marijuana addicts") 132 + ("nazis") ("wizards") ("heroin addicts") 133 + ("hackers") ("LSD addicts") ("disabled people") 134 + ("criminals") ("teenagers") ("the differently-abled") 135 + ("teens") ("cissexuals") ("the working class")) 136 + 137 +; utility fns 138 +(rule (adjfor adj con g) 139 + (adj) 140 + (adj con g)) 141 +(rule (modal) 142 + ("will") ("could") ("might") ("will likely") ("can") 143 + ("surely will") ("undoubtedly will") ("may")) 144 + 145 +(rule (modal-not) 146 + ("will not") ("could not") ("might not") ("will likely not") ("cannot") 147 + ("surely will not") ("undoubtedly will not") ("may not")) 148 + 149 +(rule (modal-rnd) ((modal)) ((modal-not))) 150 + 151 +(rule (cause-provoke) 152 + ("cause") ("lead to") ("provoke the development of") 153 + ("provoke") ("promote") ("create")) 154 +(rule (causes-provokes) 155 + ("causes") ("leads to") ("provokes the development of") 156 + ("provokes") ("promotes") ("creates")) 157 + 158 +(rule (cause g i) 159 + (g " " (modal)) 160 + ((thing) " " (modal) " cause " g " to") 161 + (i " " (modal) " cause " g " to")) 162 + 163 +; rule definitions 164 +(rule (predicate-or-claim i) 165 + (i " is actually " (ideology)) 166 + (i " is actually just " (ideology) " with " (adjective) " characteristics") 167 + (i " is just " (ideology) " with " (adjective) " characteristics") 168 + (i " is the highest form of " (ideology)) 169 + (i " is not " (ideology)) 170 + (i " disproves " (ideology)) 171 + (i " is disproven by " (ideology)) 172 + (i " is a fundamentally " (adjective) " ideology") 173 + 174 + (i " is " (adjective)) 175 + (i " is basically " (adjective)) 176 + (i " is essentially " (adjective)) 177 + (i " is unavoidably " (adjective)) 178 + (i " is fundamentally " (ideology)) 179 + 180 + (i " is bad for " (group)) 181 + (i " is good for " (group)) 182 + 183 + (i " seeks to eradicate " (group)) 184 + (i " seeks to eradicate " (problem)) 185 + 186 + (i " is the source of " (problem)) 187 + (i " is the cause of " (problem)) 188 + (i " is the the reason for " (problem)) 189 + (i " is the the reason " (group) " suffer from " (problem)) 190 + 191 + (i " excludes " (group)) 192 + ((cause (group) i) " be excluded from " (thing)) 193 + (i " dehumanizes " (group)) 194 + (i " alienates " (group)) 195 + (i " marginalizes " (group)) 196 + 197 + (i " pathologizes " (problem)) 198 + (i " pathologizes " (thingss)) 199 + (i " " (modal) " deny " (group) " access to " (thingss)) 200 + 201 + ((group) " are " (adjective)) 202 + ((group) " are not " (adjective)) 203 + 204 + ((thing) " " (causes-provokes) " " (thingss)) 205 + ((things) " " (cause-provoke) " " (thingss)) 206 + ((thingss) " " (modal) " cause " (problem)) 207 + (i " " (causes-provokes) " " (problem)) 208 + (i " " (modal) " cause " (problem)) 209 + 210 + (i " lacks class character") 211 + ((group) " have class character") 212 + ((group) " lack class character") 213 + ((thing) " has class character") 214 + ((things) " have class character") 215 + ((thing) " lacks class character") 216 + ((things) " lack class character") 217 + 218 + 219 + ((problem) " " (modal-rnd) " be solved in our lifetimes") 220 + 221 + (i " fails to address " (problem)) 222 + (i " does not address " (problem)) 223 + (i " disregards " (problem)) 224 + (i " is not a solution for " (problem)) 225 + (i " does not solve " (problem)) 226 + (i " cannot solve " (problem)) 227 + ("basically, " (predicate-or-claim ii)) 228 + 229 + ) 230 +(rule (predicate i) 231 + (i " was developed after " (ideology)) 232 + (i " was developed before " (ideology)) 233 + (i " was developed before " (problem) " was recognized") 234 + (i " was developed before " (problem) " was recognized as a problem") 235 + (i " was developed before the issue of " (problem) " came into focus") 236 + (i " developed before general awareness of " (problem)) 237 + (i " was built on " (ideology)) 238 + (i " was inspired by " (ideology)) 239 + (i " was influenced by " (ideology)) 240 + (i " is an ideological descendent of " (ideology)) 241 + (i " is an ideological descendent of " (ideology) " and " (ideology)) 242 + (i (one-of 243 + " was developed by " " was designed by " 244 + " is in the class interests of " 245 + " only addresses the needs of " 246 + " was developed to address the needs of " 247 + " centers " " uplifts " " only liberates " 248 + " centers the needs of " " only cares about " 249 + " centers the struggles of " 250 + " centers the struggle of ") 251 + (group) (one-of "" (string-append ", not " (group)))) 252 + 253 + (i (one-of 254 + " disregards " 255 + " disregards the needs of " 256 + " cannot address the struggles of " 257 + " does not liberate " " disrespects " 258 + " disrespects the identity of " 259 + " disrespects the culture of " 260 + " disrespects the history of " 261 + " lacks consideration for " 262 + " does not center " " fails to center " 263 + " does not center the needs of" 264 + " fails to center the needs of ") 265 + (group)) 266 + ("the main contradiction of " i " is " (problem)) 267 + 268 + ((group) " believe that " (pc claim i)) 269 + ((group) " have an inherent right to " 270 + (one-of "be a part of " " ") 271 + (one-of (thing) (problem)))) 272 + 273 +(rule (claim i) 274 + ((problem) " " (modal) " inevitably arise") 275 + ((problem) " " (modal) " still exist") 276 + ((problem) " " (modal) " " (cause-provoke) " " (problem)) 277 + ((problem) " " (modal) " " (cause-provoke) " the defeat of " i) 278 + ((problem) " cannot be distinguished from " i) 279 + (i " and " (ideology) " cannot be distinguished") 280 + (i " and " (ideology) " will produce the same result") 281 + 282 + ((group) " " (modal) " be exploited") 283 + ((group) " " (modal) " still be exploited") 284 + ((group) " " (modal) " be exploited under " i) 285 + ((group) " " (modal) " still be exploited under " i) 286 + ((group) " " (modal) " face " (problem)) 287 + 288 + (i " " (modal) " kill " (group)) 289 + 290 + ((thing) " is " (adjfor (adjective) " for " (group))) 291 + ((things) " are " (adjfor (adjective) " for " (group))) 292 + ((thing) " is actually " (adjfor (adjective) " for " (group))) 293 + ((things) " are actually " (adjfor (adjective) " for " (group))) 294 + 295 + ((problem) " " (modal) " benefit " (group)) 296 + ((problem) " " (modal) " harm " (group)) 297 + ((problem) " " (modal) " destroy " (group)) 298 + ((problem) " " (modal) " incite " (group) " against " (group)) 299 + ((problem) " " (modal) " incite " (group) " against " (problem)) 300 + ((problem) " is unfair to " (group)) 301 + 302 + ((problem) " is likely to result") 303 + ((thing) " is likely to result") 304 + ((things) " are likely to result") 305 + ((thing) " is likely to be involved") 306 + ((things) " are likely to involved") 307 + 308 + ((problem) " is to blame") 309 + ((thing) " is to blame") 310 + ((things) " are to blame") 311 + 312 + ((thing) " is harmful to " (group)) 313 + ((things) " are harmful to " (group)) 314 + ((thingss) " " (modal) " " (cause-provoke) " the oppression of " (group)) 315 + ((cause (group) i) " face " (problem)) 316 + ((cause (group) i) " suffer " (problem)) 317 + ((cause (group) i) " suffer from " (problem)) 318 + ((cause (group) i) " experience " (problem)) 319 + ((cause (group) i) " no longer experience " (problem)) 320 + 321 + ((cause (group) i) " suffer") 322 + ((cause (group) i) " be marginalized") 323 + ((cause (group) i) " become marginalized") 324 + ((cause (group) i) " become exploited") 325 + ((cause (group) i) " become addicted to " (thingss)) 326 + ((cause (group) i) " lose their " (trait)) 327 + ((cause (group) i) " lose their " (things)) 328 + ((cause (group) i) " " (one-of 329 + "no longer have " 330 + "no longer be able to get " 331 + "no longer be able to get access to " 332 + "no longer be able to have " 333 + "not have " 334 + ) (necessity) 335 + (one-of " in their lives" " anymore" " in their lives anymore" "")) 336 + ((cause (group) i) " lose access to " (necessity)) 337 + ) 338 + 339 +(rule (pc p i) ((p i)) ((predicate-or-claim (one-of "it" i)))) 340 +(rule (statement i) 341 + ((pc predicate i)) 342 + ((pc claim i)) 343 + ("i think " (pc claim i)) 344 + ("it is my considered opinion that " (pc claim i)) 345 + ("i think we all know that " (pc claim i)) 346 + ("nobody would deny that " (pc claim i)) 347 + ((pc predicate i) ", therefore " (pc claim i)) 348 + ((pc claim i) " because " (predicate i)) 349 + ("if " (pc predicate i) ", " (pc claim i)) 350 + ("if " (pc predicate i) ", then " (pc claim i)) 351 + ("because " (pc predicate i) ", " (pc claim i)) 352 + ("since " (pc predicate i) ", " (pc claim i)) 353 + ("as a result of " (problem) ", " (pc claim i)) 354 + ("due to " (problem) ", " (pc claim i)) 355 + ("despite what " (group) " think, " (pc claim i)) 356 + ("despite what " (group) " think about " (problem) ", " (pc claim i)) 357 + ("while " (group) " think " (pc claim i) ", the reality is that " (pc claim i)) 358 + ) 359 + 360 +(rule (punct) 361 + (".") ("…") (" —") (",") 362 + (",") ("...") (" -") (" --") 363 + ("?") ("!") ("!?") (";")) 364 + 365 +(rule (end-punct) 366 + (".") ("…") ("...") ("!") 367 + ("?") ("!") ("!!")) 368 + 369 +(rule (atheists) 370 + ("atheists") ("athiests")) 371 + 372 +(rule (checkmate-atheists i) 373 + (i (punct) " checkmate, " (atheists) (end-punct)) 374 + (i (punct) " checkmate " (atheists) (end-punct)) 375 + (i (punct) " checkmate" (punct) " " (atheists) (end-punct)) 376 + (i (punct) " #checkmate" (atheists)) 377 + (i (punct) " #CheckmateAtheists") 378 + (i (punct) " #CheckmateAthiests")) 379 + 380 +(define (checkmate-athiests i) 381 + (if (eqv? (random-integer 9) 0) 382 + (checkmate-atheists i) ; else 383 + i)) 384 + 385 +(print (checkmate-athiests (statement (ideology))) "\n")
Modified botsoc.scm from [a4ef51fdec] to [ace554208b].
1 -; (include "lib/lisp-macro.scm") 2 -(include "lib/bot-gambit.scm") 1 +(include "lib/lisp-macro.scm") 2 +(include "lib/bot.scm") 3 3 4 4 (rule (base-ideology) 5 5 ("liberalism") ("socialism") ("capitalism") 6 6 ("anarchism") ("marxism") ("marxism-leninism") 7 7 ("nazism") ("feminism") ("stalinism") 8 8 ("democracy") ("stirnerism") ("harm reduction") 9 9 ("egoism") ("objectivism") ("monarchism") ................................................................................ 10 10 ("tribadism") ("eugenics") ("fascism") 11 11 ("juche") ("nationalism") ("human extinctionism") 12 12 ("demonology") ("linguistics") ("voluntary human extinction") 13 13 ("onanism") ("anthropology") ("authoritarianism") 14 14 ("totalitarianism") ("social justice") ("identity politics") 15 15 ("idpol") ("terrorism") ("islamism") 16 16 ("hedonism") ("libertinism") ("computer science") 17 - ("libertarianism") ("static typing") ("dynamic typing") 17 + ("libertarianism"); ("static typing") ("dynamic typing") 18 18 ("neoliberalism")) 19 19 (rule (ideology-prefix) 20 20 ("neo-") ("social ") ("democratic ") 21 21 ("paleo-") ("retro-") ("anarcho-") 22 22 ("femino-") ("neo") ("anti-") 23 23 ("sado-") ("eroto-") ("strangulo-") 24 24 ("theo-") ("ultra-") ("arachno-") ................................................................................ 35 35 ("racism") ("mortality") ("misogyny") 36 36 ("drug use") ("alcoholism") ("homophobia") 37 37 ("addiction") ("exploitation") ("drug prohibition") 38 38 ("nazism") ("class conflict") ("harm reduction") 39 39 ("biphobia") ("lesbianism") ("the opioid crisis") 40 40 ("Russia") ("masturbation") ("nuclear war") 41 41 ("oppression") ("immigration") ("totalitarianism") 42 - ("depression") ("mental illness") ("war") 42 + ("depression") ("mental illness") ("war") ("vore") 43 43 ("disease") ("the bourgeoisie") 44 44 ("crime") ("activism") ("Noam Chomsky") 45 45 ("wealth") ("eugenics") ("bigotry") 46 46 ("genocide") ("bitcoin") ("ethnic cleansing") 47 47 ("vaccination") ("autism") ("the alt-right") 48 48 ("authoritarianism") ("freedom of speech") 49 49 ("tooth decay") ("neurodivergence") 50 50 ("abortion") ("healthcare") ("the war") 51 - ("islamophobia") ("sexting") ("static typing") 52 - ("dynamic typing") ("heterophobia") ("heterosexuality")) 51 + ("islamophobia") ("sexting") ; ("static typing") ("dynamic typing") 52 + ("heterophobia") ("heterosexuality")) 53 53 (rule (adjective) 54 54 ("racist") ("homophobic") ("misogynist") 55 55 ("bigoted") ("anti-" (thing)) ("evil") 56 56 ("insane") ("impossible") ("contradictory") 57 57 ("illogical") ("revolutionary") ("self-contradictory") 58 58 ("white") ("communist") ("socialist") 59 59 ("marxist") ("stalinist") ("lesbian") ................................................................................ 61 61 ("religious") ("bourgeois") ("proletarian") 62 62 ("classist") ("monarchist") ("fascist") 63 63 ("postfurry") ("eugenicist") ("alt-right") 64 64 ("furry") ("problematic") ("totalitarian") 65 65 ("unlikely") ("compromised") ("authoritarian") 66 66 ("useless") ("useful") ("neurodivergent") 67 67 ("desirable") ("undesirable") ("dialectic") 68 - ("undialectic") ("undefined") ("imperialist") 68 + ("undialectical")("undefined") ("imperialist") 69 69 ("good") ("bad") ("colonialist") 70 - ("acausal") ("black") ("statically-typed") 70 + ("acausal") ("black") ;("statically-typed") 71 71 ("emergent") ("libertarian") ("unreconstructed") 72 72 ("teenage") ("Lacanian") ("intersectional") 73 73 ("horny") ("thirsty")) 74 74 75 75 (rule (trait) 76 76 ("power") ("influence") ("wealth") ("solidarity") 77 77 ("hope") ("conviction") ("autonomy") ("freedom") ................................................................................ 128 128 ("addicts") ("junkies") ("tweakers") 129 129 ("potheads") ("acid heads") ("meth addicts") 130 130 ("doctors") ("gamers") ("marijuana users") 131 131 ("dentists") ("fascists") ("marijuana addicts") 132 132 ("nazis") ("wizards") ("heroin addicts") 133 133 ("hackers") ("LSD addicts") ("disabled people") 134 134 ("criminals") ("teenagers") ("the differently-abled") 135 - ("teens") ("cissexuals")) 135 + ("teens") ("cissexuals") ("the working class")) 136 136 137 137 ; utility fns 138 138 (rule (adjfor adj con g) 139 139 (adj) 140 140 (adj con g)) 141 141 (rule (modal) 142 142 ("will") ("could") ("might") ("will likely") ("can") ................................................................................ 220 220 221 221 (i " fails to address " (problem)) 222 222 (i " does not address " (problem)) 223 223 (i " disregards " (problem)) 224 224 (i " is not a solution for " (problem)) 225 225 (i " does not solve " (problem)) 226 226 (i " cannot solve " (problem)) 227 + ("basically, " (predicate-or-claim ii)) 227 228 228 229 ) 229 230 (rule (predicate i) 230 231 (i " was developed after " (ideology)) 231 232 (i " was developed before " (ideology)) 232 233 (i " was developed before " (problem) " was recognized") 233 234 (i " was developed before " (problem) " was recognized as a problem") 234 235 (i " was developed before the issue of " (problem) " came into focus") 235 236 (i " developed before general awareness of " (problem)) 236 237 (i " was built on " (ideology)) 237 238 (i " was inspired by " (ideology)) 238 239 (i " was influenced by " (ideology)) 239 240 (i " is an ideological descendent of " (ideology)) 240 - 241 - (i " was developed by " (group)) 242 - (i " was developed to address the needs of " (group)) 243 - (i " was developed to address the needs of " (group) ", not " (group)) 244 - 241 + (i " is an ideological descendent of " (ideology) " and " (ideology)) 242 + (i (one-of 243 + " was developed by " " was designed by " 244 + " is in the class interests of " 245 + " only addresses the needs of " 246 + " was developed to address the needs of " 247 + " centers " " uplifts " " only liberates " 248 + " centers the needs of " " only cares about " 249 + " centers the struggles of " 250 + " centers the struggle of ") 251 + (group) (one-of "" (string-append ", not " (group)))) 252 + 253 + (i (one-of 254 + " disregards " 255 + " disregards the needs of " 256 + " cannot address the struggles of " 257 + " does not liberate " " disrespects " 258 + " disrespects the identity of " 259 + " disrespects the culture of " 260 + " disrespects the history of " 261 + " lacks consideration for " 262 + " does not center " " fails to center " 263 + " does not center the needs of" 264 + " fails to center the needs of ") 265 + (group)) 245 266 ("the main contradiction of " i " is " (problem)) 246 267 247 - ((group) " believe that " (pc claim (ideology)))) 268 + ((group) " believe that " (pc claim i)) 269 + ((group) " have an inherent right to " 270 + (one-of "be a part of " " ") 271 + (one-of (thing) (problem)))) 248 272 249 273 (rule (claim i) 250 274 ((problem) " " (modal) " inevitably arise") 251 275 ((problem) " " (modal) " still exist") 252 276 ((problem) " " (modal) " " (cause-provoke) " " (problem)) 253 277 ((problem) " " (modal) " " (cause-provoke) " the defeat of " i) 254 278 ((problem) " cannot be distinguished from " i) ................................................................................ 297 321 ((cause (group) i) " suffer") 298 322 ((cause (group) i) " be marginalized") 299 323 ((cause (group) i) " become marginalized") 300 324 ((cause (group) i) " become exploited") 301 325 ((cause (group) i) " become addicted to " (thingss)) 302 326 ((cause (group) i) " lose their " (trait)) 303 327 ((cause (group) i) " lose their " (things)) 304 - ((cause (group) i) " no longer have " (necessity)) 305 - ((cause (group) i) " no longer be able to get " (necessity)) 328 + ((cause (group) i) " " (@ 329 + ("no longer " (@ ("have ") 330 + ("be able to " (@ ("get ") 331 + ("get access to ") 332 + ("have "))))) 333 + ("not have ")) 334 + (necessity) 335 + (one-of " in their lives" " anymore" " in their lives anymore" "")) 306 336 ((cause (group) i) " lose access to " (necessity)) 307 337 ) 308 338 309 -(rule (pc p i) ((p i)) ((predicate-or-claim (pick (vector "it" i))))) 339 +(rule (pc p i) ((p i)) ((predicate-or-claim (one-of "it" i)))) 310 340 (rule (statement i) 311 341 ((pc predicate i)) 312 342 ((pc claim i)) 313 343 ("i think " (pc claim i)) 314 344 ("it is my considered opinion that " (pc claim i)) 315 345 ("i think we all know that " (pc claim i)) 316 346 ("nobody would deny that " (pc claim i)) ................................................................................ 344 374 (i (punct) " checkmate " (atheists) (end-punct)) 345 375 (i (punct) " checkmate" (punct) " " (atheists) (end-punct)) 346 376 (i (punct) " #checkmate" (atheists)) 347 377 (i (punct) " #CheckmateAtheists") 348 378 (i (punct) " #CheckmateAthiests")) 349 379 350 380 (define (checkmate-athiests i) 351 - (if (eqv? (random-integer 9) 0) 381 + (if (eqv? (pseudo-random-integer 9) 0) 352 382 (checkmate-atheists i) ; else 353 383 i)) 354 384 355 -(print (checkmate-athiests (statement (ideology))) "\n") 385 +(print (checkmate-athiests (statement (ideology))))
Modified bottist.ml from [2691b62b95] to [b567179d0e].
1 1 let adjs = [| "queer"; "electric"; "space"; "super"; "discount"; "extreme"; "far-left"; 2 - "far-right"; "unreconstructed"; "modern"; "eternal"; "original"; "historical"; "tankie"; "mystical"; "arcane"; "catholic"; "protestant"; "irish"; "dialectical"; "confucian"; "orbital"; "suborbital"; "martian"; "minimalist"; "moist"; "dire"; "trotskyite"; "trotskyist"; "supreme"; "objective"; "object-oriented"; "moist"; "authentic"; "nazi"; "anti-revisionist"; "revisionist"; "revolutionary"; "counter-revolutionary"; "populist"; "de-leonist"; "lexical"; "armed"; "unarmed"; "people's"; "sectarian"; "israeli"; "palestinian"; "american"; "mexican"; "russian"; "soviet"; "reformist"; "canadian"; "automatic"; "automated"; "luxury"; "deluxe"; "gay"; "full"; "islamic"; "christian"; "visionary"; |] 3 -let prefixes = [|"neo"; "post"; "retro"; "anti"; "counter"; "pre"; "paleo"; "femino"; "anarcho"; "oligo"; "meta"; "diabolo"; "theo"; "petro"; "sado"; "arachno"; "psycho"; "eroto"; 2 + "far-right"; "unreconstructed"; "modern"; "eternal"; "original"; "historical"; "tankie"; "mystical"; "arcane"; "catholic"; "protestant"; "irish"; "dialectical"; "confucian"; "orbital"; "suborbital"; "martian"; "minimalist"; "moist"; "dire"; "trotskyite"; "trotskyist"; "supreme"; "objective"; "object-oriented"; "moist"; "authentic"; "nazi"; "anti-revisionist"; "revisionist"; "revolutionary"; "counter-revolutionary"; "populist"; "de-leonist"; "lexical"; "armed"; "unarmed"; "people's"; "sectarian"; "israeli"; "palestinian"; "american"; "mexican"; "russian"; "soviet"; "reformist"; "canadian"; "automatic"; "automated"; "luxury"; "deluxe"; "gay"; "full"; "islamic"; "christian"; "visionary"; "magical"; "magic"; "social"; |] 3 +let prefixes = [|"neo"; "post"; "retro"; "anti"; "counter"; "pre"; "paleo"; "femino"; "anarcho"; "oligo"; "meta"; "diabolo"; "theo"; "petro"; "sado"; "arachno"; "psycho"; "socio"; "eroto"; 4 4 "nano"; "mini"; "xeno"; "astro"; "femto"; "electro"; "endo"; "arch"; "macro"; 5 5 "cardio"; "mesmo"; "chrono"; "nycto"; "megalo"; "lesbo"; "masculo"; "ultra"; "urtla"; 6 6 "proto"; "weebo"; "thanato"; "volcano"; "strangulo"; "quasi"; "pseudo"; "procto"; 7 7 "copro"; "hydro"; "gastro"; "thermo"; "mystico"; "arcano"; "disastro"; "vagino"; "dino"; 8 8 "nympho"; "pharma"; "macho"; "tele"; "bio"; "cryo"; "homo"; "hetero"; "auto"; "arachno"; 9 - "christo"; "islamo";|] 10 -let ists = [| "plurali"; "femini"; "activi"; "sociali"; "marxi"; "lenini"; "stalini"; "fasci"; "sadi"; "stirneri"; "masochi"; "imperiali"; "arcani"; "syndicali"; "masturbati"; "pedantici"; "posadi"; "hoxhai"; "maoi"; "papi"; "catholici"; "protestanti"; "coloniali"; "francoi"; "materiali"; "immateriali"; "sexuali"; "stallmani"; "minarchi"; "totalitariani"; "authoritariani"; "revisioni"; "legali"; "supremaci"; "masculi"; "primitivi"; "brezhnevi"; "populi"; "kautskyi"; "hitleri"; "pacifi"; "zioni"; "reformi"; "canadiani"; "tribadi"; "automati"; "autonomi"; "luddi"; "libertariani"; "capitali"; "chauvini"; "anarchi"; |] 9 + "christo"; "islamo"; "narco"|] 10 +let ists = [| "plurali"; "femini"; "activi"; "sociali"; "marxi"; "lenini"; "stalini"; "fasci"; "sadi"; "stirneri"; "masochi"; "imperiali"; "arcani"; "syndicali"; "masturbati"; "pedantici"; "posadi"; "hoxhai"; "maoi"; "papi"; "catholici"; "protestanti"; "coloniali"; "francoi"; "materiali"; "immateriali"; "sexuali"; "stallmani"; "minarchi"; "totalitariani"; "authoritariani"; "revisioni"; "legali"; "supremaci"; "masculi"; "primitivi"; "brezhnevi"; "populi"; "kautskyi"; "hitleri"; "pacifi"; "zioni"; "reformi"; "canadiani"; "tribadi"; "automati"; "autonomi"; "luddi"; "libertariani"; "capitali"; "chauvini"; "anarchi"; "mystici"; "islami"; "nazi"|] 11 11 12 12 let range min max = (Random.int (max-min)) + min 13 13 let chance n = range 0 n = 0 14 14 let pick (r: 'a array) : 'a = r.(range 0 (Array.length r));; 15 15 16 16 let rec accumulate fn times = fn () ^ if times = 0 then "" else " "^(accumulate fn (times-1)) 17 17 let makeist () = (if chance 2 then (pick prefixes)^"-" else "") ^ (pick ists)^(pick [|"st"; "te"|])
Added failbot.scm version [4b0f620729].
1 +(include "lib/lisp-macro.scm") 2 +(include "lib/bot.scm") 3 + 4 +(rule (eat me) ("hi")) 5 + 6 +(print (one-of "hi" "no"))
Deleted lib/bot-cs.scm version [aad6714882].
1 -(define-macro (rule . body) 2 - (define (make-cases ct body acc) 3 - (if (eq? body '()) acc 4 - (make-cases (+ ct 1) (cdr body) 5 - (cons (list (list ct) (cons 'string-append (car body))) acc)))) 6 - (list 'define (car body) 7 - (cons 'case (cons (list 'random (length (cdr body))) 8 - (make-cases 0 (cdr body) '()) )))) 9 - 10 -(define {list1} 11 - (case (random ct) 12 - ((0) (string-append {list2})) 13 - )) 14 - 15 -(define (pick ar) 16 - (vector-ref ar (random (vector-length ar))))
Deleted lib/bot-gambit.scm version [254cc82697].
1 -(define-macro (rule . body) 2 - (define (make-cases ct body acc) 3 - (if (eq? body '()) acc 4 - (make-cases (+ ct 1) (cdr body) 5 - (cons (list (list ct) (cons 'string-append (car body))) acc)))) 6 - (list 'define (car body) 7 - (cons 'case (cons (list 'random-integer (length (cdr body))) 8 - (make-cases 0 (cdr body) '()) )))) 9 - 10 -(define (pick ar) 11 - (vector-ref ar (random-integer (vector-length ar)))) 12 - 13 -(random-source-randomize! default-random-source)