Pointless discussion on semantics. If a random page in a random comic book gives me the answer I seek 30% of the time, it's incredibly useful. Little effort wa

Pointless discussion on semantics. If a random page in a random comic book gives me the answer I seek 30% of the time, it's incredibly useful. Little effort was spent in seeking the answer, and the 70% of the time it is wrong led to little waste in time. Now if you put a mechanical arm interface in the middle where I give my query to a machine, and it randomly picks the comic book and page, which answers my question 30% of the time - I have no trouble calling it "intelligent". Contrast it with Google searches that don't give me the answer I seek, but use up an order of magnitude more of my time.