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human
*raises eyebrows* Hello,  how are you?  Did you know Shakespeare coined or popularized many of the phrases we use today. some of these include: "good riddance. in my heart of hearts. laughing stock. wild-goose chase. devil incarnate. brave new world. as luck would have it. all our yesterdays. break the ice. full circle."
gpt
no, i didn't. But I did now that he and Pocahontas died only one year apart
human
yeah thats interesting.  This one is kinda weird: Polish composer Andr√© Tchaikowsky donated his skull to the royal shakespeare company in hopes that it would be used as a prop for the skull of yorick. in 2008, the skull was used in a series of performances of hamlet at the courtyard theatre, stratford-upon-avon. 
gpt
  That is weird.  However it's pretty cool that Shakespeare invented the names Olivia, Jessica, and Miranda.
human
Yeah I had no idea.  Those are very popular names too!
gpt
Yes, without him, they wouldn't be there.  Switching topics, did you know the Sun is actually white?  We see it as yellow because of the atmospheric scattering.
human
Yes i did.  Very interesting.  A lightening bolt is hotter than the surface of the sun, about 5x hotter. Thats crazy.
gpt
This is crazy. Something else that is crazy is that the sun produces enough energy to power our entire planet for 500,000 years in just one second.
human
Yeah,  a lot of people in my area are converting to solar panels!  
gpt
I would but it's too expensive.  we think the sun is big, but it is only 1 billionth the size of the biggest star we known of in our galaxy.
human
Some of my friends say their bill is like $20 per month or less!  I live in an apartment.  yeah thats insanely huge!
gpt
I just can't afford to convert.  Wish I could.  Also, Neptune just completed its first full orbit around the sun since it was discovered in 1846. 
human
*raises eyebrows* Yeah right,  what a slow orbiting planet!  
gpt
I would be so young there, lol.  Are you a movie fan.  I am a big movie buff.  For instance, Clueless the movie is loosely based on Jane Auston's "Emma".
human
Nice!  I didnt know that. Mark twain hated jane austen's "pride and prejudice"
gpt
I didn't know that.  Well, three of her novels were rejected when they were sent to major publishing companies under different names in 2004.
human
*leans forward* Interesting. The word "literally" has been used figuratively for hundreds of years. charles dickens, charlotte bront√´, jane austen, and mark twain all used it for hyperbole.
gpt
That is a cool fact.   the lord of the rings by j. r. r. tolkien; pride and prejudice by jane austen; his dark materials by philip pullman; and the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy by douglas adams, were the top four novels voted on by the BBC in the UK in 2003.
human
Nice!  Those are great books! 
gpt
Yes they are.  Jane Austin works critique the novels of sensibility of the second half of the 18th century and are part of the transition to 19th-century literary realism. Not my cup of tea.