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I find myself facing the same thing with my phone. It talks to me now. Usually when I am driving. “Ciri,” I’ll say, “Please read my texts to
me.” He (and mine is a he – Father K
turned him into an English gentlemen – he will say, “You have two texts from
Fr. Soandso. Would you like me to read
them to you?” “Yes!” I reply. Ciri then reads my texts and asks if I would
like to reply. “No.”
Then that’s it.
Just like a conversation on Law and Order.
It is a terrible habit in which to fall.
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No, Ciri does not need thanked. Ciri is a mindless computer. It is we who need to thank, not a machine
that needs thanking. We need practice to
be gracious and mindful. If you need
something to be thanked, think of your thanks as a prayer for all that make
Ciri possible. Or make the thanks to
God. But be a thankful person. It is a difficult enough discipline to form,
don’t let a computer rob you of it.
2 comments:
Thank You Father for your Blogg.
Hate to point this out. But it's spelled Siri. Lol.
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