Ray: Anyway, You Do Look Amazing



Molly: You Say That Every Time We Meet



Ray: I Mean You Look 20 Again, Only More Beautiful Than At The Start Of The Book



Molly: I Know That's How You'd Want Me



Ray: Ok, You Were An Attractive Young Woman When I First Met You And You Still Project Yourself As A Beautiful Young Woman At Least When I'm With You



Molly: Thanks



Ray: Are You Saying That You're A Machine Now?



Molly: A Machine? That's Really Not For Me To Say It's Like Asking Me If I'm Brilliant Or Inspiring



Ray: I Guess The Word Machine In 2099 Doesn't Have Quite The Same Connotations That It Has Here In 1999



Molly: It's Hard For Me To Recall Now







Ray: Oh Well



Molly: I'm Really Just Dabbling But Creating Music Is A Great Way For Me To Stay Close With Jeremy And Emily



Ray: Creating Music Sounds Like A Good Thing To Do With Your Kids Even If They Are Almost 90 Years Old. So Could I Hear It?



Molly: Uh I'm Afraid You Wouldn't Understand It



Ray: So It Requires Enhancement To Understand?



Molly: Yes Most Of It Does. For Starters, The Symphonies And Frequencies That A Mosh Can't Hear And It Has Much Too Faster Tempo And It Uses Musical Structures That A Mosh Could Never Follow



Ray: Can't You Create Art For Non-augmented Humans? I Mean There's Still A Lot Of Depth Possible. Consider Beethoven, He Wrote Almost Two Centuries Ago And We Still Find His Music Exhilarating



Molly: Yes There Is A Genre Of Music. All The Arts Actually, Where We Create Music And Art That A Mosh Is Capable Of Understanding



Ray: And Then You Play Mosh Music For Moshes?



Molly: Hmm Now That's An Interesting Idea. I Suppose We Could Try That, Although Moshes Are Not That Easy To Find Anymore. It's Really Not Necessary Though, We Can Certainly Understand What A Mosh Is Capable Of Understanding. The Point Though Is To Use The Mosh Limitations As An Added Constraint.



Ray: Sort Of Like