iTunes as Magic 8-Ball

Does anyone use iTunes like a Magic 8-ball? Do you remember the Magic 8-Ball? You ask it a question, shake it up, and it gives you an answer.

I use iTunes like a magic 8-ball. I'll ask her a question, click random song, and see what the reply is. iTunes is also great to help you with homework assignments.

To me, I view my iTunes as the Goddess of Time, since the songs that randomly come up, often determine what I do and say. Anyone else like this, I mean, with just using iTunes like a Magic 8-Ball?

a reply to: iosolomon

So...based on your previous threads. Now you are telling us God needs a magic 8 ball, and does homework to itunes?

Amazing...I would think the all powerful wouldn't need to do homework.

Des

a reply to: iosolomon

When I rise to power, those people will be sterilized.

-Sheldon Cooper, The Big Bang Theory

As a matter of fact, yes. I'm surprised more people haven't commented on what a good tool it can be.

I'm not sure if it's something in the algorithm or what but it gives me results.

oddly enough my experience is that as science has shown, thought effects random number generation
the iching works in a similar fashion: a modified binary form
its the oldest book in the world, and is a realtime computer at the same time