A number of years ago, the computer magazine, PC World did a review of a book entitled  The Policeman's Beard is Half Constructed, (Warner Books, New York, 1984).  It is a book that was written by a computer program called Racter (short for Raconteur) from Mindscape. The software was developed to help people do brainstorming.  The book is filled with essays, poems, limericks, stories and conversations, all of which were written by the computer using this software. Here's a couple of examples which Racter came up with:

Enthralling surgeons will dance quickly with tripping stenographers.  They will sing and chant of their passion and their love and their desire.  They will yodel their dreams to the stenographers who will answer and respond: 'We ponder that hedges are like bushes.'

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