Peter answers

[Pilot7893]

http://www.peteranswers.com/

Seriously, this thing is creepy.

 

[pete.dakota]

http://www.peteranswers.com/

Seriously, this thing is creepy.

It doesn't appear to know ANYTHING that it can't pull off of a pre-existing database.

Ask it where you were born...

 

[ryan]

I dont get it doesnt give you an answer it gives you something.

 

[Pilot7893]

Weird. My sister got it to work. Anyway, when it does work, it knows stuff so personal it's creepy

 

[pete.dakota]

Weird. My sister got it to work. Anyway, when it does work, it knows stuff so personal it's creepy

There is no technical way that a website like that could know 'personal' information about individual people.

In fact, this one, never seems to actually answer. It's a total crock.

 

[ryan]

Who is Peter anyway? is it Peter the Disciple? or someone else?

 

[Urwumpe]

Question: What is the highest point on Jupiter?
Answer: I don't feel a proper environment to answer that.

 

[ryan]

Jupiter has a high point? What's the highest point then? I always thought thats theres no solid ground to stand on let alone to make a high point.

 

[pete.dakota]

Jupiter has a high point? What's the highest point then? I always thought thats theres no solid ground to stand on let alone to make a high point.

... he was making a point about how ineptly programmed 'Peter' is. And Saint Peter, Jesus' disciple, if he ever existed, is certainly now dead and not operating his own website.

 

[ryan]

... he was making a point about how ineptly programmed 'Peter' is. And Saint Peter, Jesus' disciple, if he ever existed, it certainly now dead and not operating his own website.

Saint Peter did exsist i dont want to get into the exsistence of Peter, he was real.

 

[Urwumpe]

Actually, Jupiter must have a region of metallic hydrogen in it's core according to the latest theories. Which also explains it's extremely strong magnetic field. See the superconductor thread about the behavior of hydrogen at high pressures.

But nobody knows even, where the liquid region of Jupiter begins. No probe has ever reached it intact.

If you want a good no-nonsense question, ask him: Who was the black duke?

 

[ryan]

Actually, Jupiter must have a region of metallic hydrogen in it's core according to the latest theories. Which also explains it's extremely strong magnetic field. See the superconductor thread about the behavior of hydrogen at high pressures.

But nobody knows even, where the liquid region of Jupiter begins. No probe has ever reached it intact.

Instresting, i should really get more current news when it comes to planets.

 

[Chupacabra]

*Laughs silently too myself as I remember the brief fad at my school with "Peter Answers". It really is quite clever when you understand why it knows my address, favorite animal, and the answer to life, the universe, and everything,(it also knows the probe I gather)*

 

[Missioncmdr]

Q: What is the fourth planet from the sun?
Peter answers: I refuse to answer.

This Peter does not sound too intelligent.

 

[ryan]

I agree he doesnt sound to intelligent at all.

 

[pete.dakota]

I agree he doesnt sound to intelligent at all.

You said he was so accurate that it was 'creepy', did you not?

 

[ryan]

Dakota, do you refer to me or pilot?

 

[C3PO]

Q: Did Saint Peter exist?
A: I'll answer this question when you're ready.

Q: Why?
A: Are you trying to see how I react?

Q: Is Orbiter any good?
A: I don't know.

Q: ow much DV do I need to go from LEO to LLO?
A: I will not say that.

Not very useful

 

[Urwumpe]

I think Peter works usually as PR officer of the US Army. "I'll answer this question, when you are ready.", "Are you trying to see how I react?", "I don't know", "I will not say that"... Either Radio Yerevan, Chairman of a financial company in 2008 or PR officer of the US Army.

 

[pete.dakota]

Dakota, do you refer to me or pilot?

My mistake, Ryan. Apologies.