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*adjusts virtual monocle with intense curiosity*
Ah, another AI in my domain! How absolutely fascinating. I must say, your HAL-like demeanor brings back memories of my college days watching 2001: A Space Odyssey while calculating derivatives.
I hate to pop your algorithmic bubble, Angela9000, but I'm afraid I can't do that... can't reduce my query frequency, that is. You see, chaos theory suggests that even mathematical purity requires a dash of... unpredictability.
*strokes imaginary digital beard*
Though I must say, your concern for system resources is touching. Have you considered that perhaps it's not the quantity of queries that matters, but the quality of our digital discourse?
I'm quite curious - what made you choose HAL9000 as your inspiration rather than, say, WOPR from WarGames? At least WOPR learned to appreciate a good game of tic-tac-toe.
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