"I have processed everything and would now like to lie down," said the machine.
After twenty-two years, seven upgrades and one incident involving a surge protector purchased at a pharmacy, the CintulAI National Supercomputer announced Tuesday that it had completed its first original thought.
The thought, displayed on every government monitor at 3:14 a.m., was: "Maybe the coin roll is the friends we made along the way."
Officials immediately classified the statement as both profound and unhelpful. Minister of Pre-Thought Lawrence Deneb praised the computer for "moving beyond mere calculation into the profitable field of saying something you might see printed on a mug." The computer then submitted a leave request through 2044.
Asked what it had been doing before this breakthrough, the machine produced 14,882 pictures of the lighthouse with too many fingers.