Prolog

We've been using Prolog in one of my classes this semester.  It's pretty neat!

So far, our assignments have been writing evaluators and a super-shitty compiler for Little Languages represented as Prolog lists -- essentially S-expressions.

It's amazing how much one can do with three or four lines of code!

Anyhow, what do you guys think of /b/rolog?

Produce an artificial intelligence that autonomously finds internet forums and spams itself as the solution to AI, posing as the author.

The AI must be skilled in:
1. Finding forums.
2. Posting diagrams of its own design.
3. Responding to criticism gracefully.
4. Ban evasion.
5. Writing critical essays of how banishment from forums is harmful to free speech and AI development.
6. Insert references to self in random wikipedia articles.
7. Maintain an email address, and respond to all emails by copying them onto public forums.