DISCUSSION: "It only comes out at night". Does anyone else have this experience!?

• The flux capacitors finally fully kicked in after midnight. Without these fully engaged the system is flat and airless. But yeah, I also think it is a bit of a circadian rhythm thing. We are programmed to mellow and calm at night, this opens us up to hear more, feel more.

I AM NOT A FREAKIN’ ROBOT

I think there is a whole host of things going on: less noise in the power lines, less of the visual disturbance caused by the electronic components between the speakers, being in a more relaxed (sleepy) state, the glass of Bourbon in my hand, less ambient external noise (traffic, construction in my case) etc.  Anyway, I sure notice a difference at night

Other nighty niceties’....

1. No one complains about what’s being played.
2. No one complains about the volume levels.
3. No one interrupts.
4. No one to wake in range.
5. "No phone, no pool, no pets; 3 elsewhere, out of range." 😏👍
6. Consumables of varied sorts.

Life is but a dream within a scheme...a scene seen in a sequence, the script sculpted by all and none...

That kinda day....*L*

All ’bots to report subsistence levels on entry.

...just another miserable day in Paradise....;)

I know no bot, an’ no bot know me...*snicker*
And Robot Rules of Order will be implied....

"Alexa...Do you dream?"

Does Alexa desire?

"Alexa, be spontaneous."

(...brain the size of the planet, but constantly badgered to ’do’ petty chores....)

Will Alexa know ennui, and grow snotty?
Or worse....?

Late night into morning a-muse-ments....*s*

Gotcha’, ’CAPTCHA *poke*

It is very much a power grid matter. In UK they change over generators of an evening, usually around 9pm and I can hear the sound suddenly kick in. My research company True Fidelity is working on a solution - watch this space!