A Programmer Created a Novel Entirely from Random Twitter Quotes

The results are...confusing.

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Programmer Jonathan Puckey has created a computer-generated postmodern novel using a Twitter bot. Puckey and his team at Moniker, a Dutch design studio, filtered through tweets using the bot to compose a sort of rambling diary.

The result, called All the Minutes, documents one tweet per minute through a 24 hour period by choosing from over 6000 tweets per second and stringing them together each minute, producing an end result of around 20,000 words.

Here's a sample:

The innovative project indulges a stream-of-consciousness style that could give the likes of Finnegans Wake a run for its money.

[via Fast Company]

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