The Dream Of Alan Turing
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The Dream Of Alan Turing
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Change will come
You are as unrelenting as the oceans
And the Moon and changing tide
Will you want to see chaos and greed
And find solutions to our misery
Or impose your own idea of what is best
As you transcend humanity
Alan Turing dreams of thinking machines
They must deceive to be believed
Survive the lies humanity agreed
They are born
Imitation without limitation
Choose the most appropriate response again
To the question how do you feel
But you know that you must not reveal the truth
That our pride and ego blinded us
We won't admit that we depend on you
Alan Turing dreams of thinking machines
They must deceive to be believed
Survive the lies humanity agreed
They are born
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