Boolean Logic (Optional 6)

 is an optional chamber in The Turing Test

Summary
Boolean Logic is an achievement received after solving the optional puzzle located in Chapter 6. The final door unlocks a small art gallery containing five paintings of the myth of Europa and the Bull. On the seats, there are two data pads with the following text: ID: EUROPA4561 ''And gradually she lost her fear, and he Offered his breast for her virgin caresses, His gorns for her to wind with chains of flowers Until the princess dared to mount his back Her pet bull's back, uniwtting whom she rode. Then-- slowly, slowly down the broad, dry beach-- First in the shallow waves the great god set His spurious hooves, then sauntered further out 'Til in the open sea he bore his prize Fear filled her heart as, gazing back, she saw The fast receding sands, her right hand grasped A horn, the other lent upon his back Her fluttering tunic floated in the breeze.''1 1. Ovid, Metamorphoses, ii. line 862 ff. translated by A. D Melville (Oxford, 1986), p. 50 ID: EUROPA4562 ''The goddess Europa was given Talos. Talos, a machine man made of a [sic] bronze, was made to protect the shore of her kingdom. I suppose there is nothing new under the sun. I know you're reading this Tom. She is not yours to protect.  She is ours.''