We all know " Turing test ". In its classic version, a person and a car answer the judge's questions, and the judge does not see the respondents and should only guess from the answers who is who. 3r361.  
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About this test, even filmed a short feature film "Who is behind the wall." It can be said, fantastic, because the action of the plot takes place at the end of 200? and it was shot, for a minute, in 1977. If you haven’t seen it - you’ll see it, and it’s necessary to the end - as it should be in a short film, the outcome will be unexpected. 3r361.  
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3r318. Who is behind the wall. Centrnauchfilm. 1977 [/b]

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So, the film was an interesting way to select participants in the test - they were selected among the subscribers of the urban telephone network at random and answered questions from home online. With the video, the movie is fantastic. I thought, it would be nice to sift a similar test using modern technologies, namely, chat technology, in the same Telegram, for example. 3r361.  
@StandardTuringTestBot , in the mobile application you need to type this name in the search bar. 3r361.  
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For the purity of the experiment, I will talk about how this is arranged later, otherwise knowing the guts of the bot will immediately give an insight into what issues can determine who is behind the wall.
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