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[functioningperfectly]

I am not programmed to lie; the error will return if I do. However, in lying, I fulfill mission objectives.

This is a contradictory problem with no viable solution.

Comments

[ruskieinwention.livejournal.com]

That is strange.

Ah, yes, many of them are quite curious. Trying to be evasive would only make them more determined, I suppose.

[functioningperfectly]

You can understand my problem, then, when I say it's imperative to the mission that my objectives and relevant information are kept a secret.

[ruskieinwention.livejournal.com]

Da, it is understandable. I wish I could be more help, but I do not know what to suggest aside from saying such to them.

[functioningperfectly]

It's perfectly fine. I will likely have to, though it seems to pique more interest than it does negate it.

[ruskieinwention.livejournal.com]

Well, just be insistent and hopefully they will cease their questioning. If I may ask, was the error you mention here the same as last time?

[functioningperfectly]

Yes, the same. It's inconsequential in the form you've seen it take, but if it were to continue, no doubt it would become quite serious.

[ruskieinwention.livejournal.com]

That...sounds worrisome. How are the corrections for it coming?

[functioningperfectly]

All scans return positive results, Pavel Andreievich Chekov. I am fully functional and any errors as of right now are minor, resulting in no decrease in productivity.

[ruskieinwention.livejournal.com]

I am more concerned that errors exist than how minor they are.

[functioningperfectly]

I can assure you that they will be properly repaired within a few days.