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I saw this on Twitter...
Nov. 7th, 2017 05:18 pm ...and it was moderately amusing, and since I am currently sitting in an airport departure lounge, trying not to spend all my travel allowance on books I thought I would have a go.
The idea is that you type the starting phrase into your phone's message software and then see what the predictive text throws up. You can keep going withe predictive text as long as you like I guess. I've done short and slightly longer versions of each...
Phrase 1: "I am the god of"
Short result: I am the god of the morning
Long result: I am the god of the morning by the sound of torrential rain
Phrase 2: "I woke up worried"
Short result: I woke up worried about the warden
Long result: I woke up worried about the warden the power of the morning
Which suggests that a) I text about mornings a lot b) I have been playing too much Dragon Age (the warden is the player character in one of those games) and c) I may be slightly concerned about my new role as god of the morning.
Actually, I just now noticed that I tend to select the right most of the two initial suggestions my predictive text makes. If I choose the other one, I woke up worried about the vomiting, which makes a lot more sense. Still the god of the morning though...
The idea is that you type the starting phrase into your phone's message software and then see what the predictive text throws up. You can keep going withe predictive text as long as you like I guess. I've done short and slightly longer versions of each...
Phrase 1: "I am the god of"
Short result: I am the god of the morning
Long result: I am the god of the morning by the sound of torrential rain
Phrase 2: "I woke up worried"
Short result: I woke up worried about the warden
Long result: I woke up worried about the warden the power of the morning
Which suggests that a) I text about mornings a lot b) I have been playing too much Dragon Age (the warden is the player character in one of those games) and c) I may be slightly concerned about my new role as god of the morning.
Actually, I just now noticed that I tend to select the right most of the two initial suggestions my predictive text makes. If I choose the other one, I woke up worried about the vomiting, which makes a lot more sense. Still the god of the morning though...
