“Babble” is a quick experiment inspired by Gnoetry. Gnoetry creates poetry by placing words next to each other according to how they appear statistically in a source text. Babble does exactly the same thing, however, on a character by character level. Babble analyzes a source text and calculates the probability for any character to appear after another character, generating a new text based on these probabilities. The result is mostly gibberish, but some amusing text emerges that vaguely resembles actual language. This will be greatly improved after I upgrade it to compute the probabilities for each character to appear in triplets (instead of pairs). . .
Can you guess the source text for this demo?