Yes I call it poetry. It really really intrigues me, how unwanted spam can be changed into something worthy of considering or admiring. Now, not all of it is beautiful or even worthy of a second glance. But some of it provides some really great stuff... stuff you'd never think of writing, but sounds somehow fitting. And that's even cooler when you think that all of this is semi-randomly generated using mathematical algorithms. See, spammers try to get past email inbox filters that detect words or phrases common to spam. The Bayesian filter is most commonly used and it assesses the percentage of spam words to non-spam words and blocks it if the ratio is too high. The spammers tag on the block of text at the end to throw off the filter. They find a large body of text, like a novel or news archive or instruction manual and run a Dissociated Press algorithm on it that basically picks a random phrases, analyzes it, and finds a second phrase with similar structure and tacks it on to the end of the first. Then it starts over by assesing the second phrase and looking for a third. That's why most of the time the phrases or words have some strange connection and flow. I dunno, fascinating stuff. And you don't have to say it. I know I'm weird. Hehehe, I love it.

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