@Dartz: That's plausible, albeit unfortunately not especially interesting.
@DHBirr: Wouldn't that be more the FCCC-P answer than the Computer's own?
@Jorlem:
That leads by a fairly direct line to the follow-up question: "Friend Computer, do you have any friends?"
The idea being that it's backed by a thought process of "well, since it's so good having Friend Computer as a friend, I want Friend Computer to have that experience too!". (Whether the citizen actually thinks this, or is simply using it as an excuse to ask the question, is another matter.)
Now, this one I would fully expect to get the "that information is above your clearance level" response, at a minimum - and quite possibly an execution into the bargain. But on the slim chance that it doesn't, the possibilities could be interesting.
@DHBirr: Wouldn't that be more the FCCC-P answer than the Computer's own?
@Jorlem:
That leads by a fairly direct line to the follow-up question: "Friend Computer, do you have any friends?"
The idea being that it's backed by a thought process of "well, since it's so good having Friend Computer as a friend, I want Friend Computer to have that experience too!". (Whether the citizen actually thinks this, or is simply using it as an excuse to ask the question, is another matter.)
Now, this one I would fully expect to get the "that information is above your clearance level" response, at a minimum - and quite possibly an execution into the bargain. But on the slim chance that it doesn't, the possibilities could be interesting.