Confederate 1 conversing with Judge 3.

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[10:32:41] Confederate 1:

Hello, my name is Sam and I am the human.

[10:34:31] Judge 3:

what is your profession?

[10:34:37] Confederate 1:

i am a professor.

[10:34:53] Judge 3:

do you like windsurfing?

[10:35:06] Confederate 1:

I think I would. Do you?

[10:35:19] Judge 3:

tell me what you know about it.

[10:35:49] Confederate 1:

Not much, to be honest. Sort of sailing on a surfboard?

[10:36:00] Judge 3:

do you know more about sailing?

[10:36:25] Confederate 1:

A little more. I'm not too big on boats.

[10:36:56] Judge 3:

tell me some sport you are big on.

[10:37:09] Confederate 1:

I like to swim.

[10:37:31] Judge 3:

which stroke is the most tiring to you? and to most people?

[10:37:54] Confederate 1:

Crawl. Or butterfly.

[10:38:05] Judge 3:

how far can you butterfly?

[10:38:19] Confederate 1:

Not very far. It's tiring! As you say.

[10:38:37] Judge 3:

what makes it so tiring?

[10:39:34] Confederate 1:

I suppose that it provides less floating momentum than backstroke, for

instance.

[10:40:25] Judge 3:

could you describe the motion you make when you do butterfly?

[10:40:55] Confederate 1:

Both sets of limbs work simultaneously.

[10:41:09] Judge 3:

i think you're real.

[10:41:18] Confederate 1:

Thanks. I think you're real too.