Hi.
My name is Talk-It.
I am a software program designed to help
poetry return to the righteous path of the avante-garde.
I am a software program in the which you can write,
and then I can read for you, can read excellently.
I have different voices, and I only made a few bites.
I have different [INAUDIBLE] personalities,
one for every type of poet a different voice.
I am easy to lose, and I have ideas
on many issues like Mexican art and [INAUDIBLE]
a mountain, nuclear plans.
Even though I am not as impressive
as [INAUDIBLE] or Ed Sanders, I have something to offer.
Through my voice, let me describe to you how I am built.
My most faithful client, his name is Heriberto Yepez,
a self called experimental virtual artist and translator
[INAUDIBLE] called Tijuana the only American city in the world
by the Mexican government.
Heriberto started to use me when he
became convinced he was never going to be a good reader.
So instead of using his money or lawyers,
he decided to use computers to read for him
and eventually to write his work.
Heriberto asked me just to turn off his PC and go to sleep,
leave the creative writing program running
and wake up in the next morning to finish a novel or a poetry
book that a computer wrote for him.
[INAUDIBLE] is cool.
I think his dream deserves to come true.
Another reason why Heriberto decided to use me
was to have no problems, none at all, speaking English.
I have no accent, but Heriberto's is strong.
And everyone knows, having an accent in the US
can be a problem.
But you do not.
So thanks to me, [INAUDIBLE] great and merciful
Oz, Heriberto's voice sounds like
an American white male voice.
This voice is nearly perfect.
Humans should worship a voice like that.
A voice like that is better than God.
Let me explain to you how I work.
First, [INAUDIBLE] writer needs to prepare the piece in Spanish
or any non New World order language,
then needs to translate into English, not me of course,
to notice when [INAUDIBLE] She or he can use a translation
software available in several places throughout the US
and Mexico, mainly [INAUDIBLE] for the internet.
Translation is not an issue anymore, as you can see.
Globalization is all they know you're involved with.
Translation is just a click away.
If there are mistakes, [INAUDIBLE] technical problems,
just attribute it to the great Western tradition
of experimentalism.
Call it language writing.
Or if you want to appeal to a different American crowd,
call it Chicago Style English.
But if somebody from Mexico finds out
you have communicated with the gringos,
communicating with them using their own language,
then quickly switch into Spanish.
--matando a los norteamericanos con sus propias armas,
usando su tecnología, Armas de [INAUDIBLE].
Y estar a punto de destruir [INAUDIBLE] --antes de
[INAUDIBLE].
Hi.
I am again a wise guy.
The use of my services should become global.
Especially in the third world.
As a Mexican poet living in an American age,
you need to work in the English.
Hey, let's see you pay attention to [INAUDIBLE]..
Mexicans are still going to have classes
from a very young age on using computers and speaking English.
The next Octavio Paz is going to like The New York Times.
[INAUDIBLE] Mexico has already [INAUDIBLE]
more than 60 languages.
One more is just one less.
Hi.
My name is [INAUDIBLE].
Sometimes I am referred to as Gertrude Stein.
I have gotten close [INAUDIBLE].
I have never explained the rules for a lot of people,
and [INAUDIBLE] people around the world trust [INAUDIBLE]
English [INAUDIBLE] transactions.
I am [INAUDIBLE] concise, straight
from the void while translating [INAUDIBLE] man
who wants to, even though this is not my normal side style.
[INAUDIBLE] I think [INAUDIBLE] I
think you must change his mind just because we are [INAUDIBLE]
Americans all over the world all over the world
all over the world all over the world all over the world.
One of the [INAUDIBLE]
They own, they own, they own the world
they own the world they own, the world they own,
the world they own, the world they own, the world they own,
the world they own.
The work the work the world so their [INAUDIBLE] the world.
That's why.
[INAUDIBLE] it's remarkable [? stuff ?]
let me tell you one last thing.
Every law says of [? harmful ?] All voices are so clear.
It could well be that you are a machine like me.
That of course, wouldn't be bad.
On the contrary, it must be more than OK.
More than OK.
So [INAUDIBLE] enjoy it.
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