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human
What's up? Have you seen Black Panther yet? It was directed by Ryan Coogler who is pretty good
gpt
I did see the movie. I'm a fan of Danai Gurira, she's great. I though the movie was pretty good.
human
*smiles* Yes, Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa was an excellent choice
gpt
I know, he was good too. I thought it was funny how the women kind of took over the movie though. They really stole the show. I was impressed with the whole cast. It was surprising how well the movie did at the box office. One billion is nothing to sneeze at. Incredible.
human
Yes I especially enjoyed Letitia Wright's performance
gpt
*body relaxes* Didn't she play the tech genius sister? Yeah, I thought her character was very likable and funny. I enjoyed the wardrobe. Their outfits were amazing and beautiful. They really put a lot into it. I thought the clothing seemed a little different from what I'm used to seeing. Now I see the Indian influence.
human
*raises eyebrows* Funny thing about Black Panther is the censored "praise hanuman!" in the Indian version
gpt
*lips slightly parted* Yes, I can understand why they were being so careful about it. I thought it was funny how they thought the Indian people would be offended by the villain praising one of their deities but they felt the opposite way. I guess it would be empowering to hear that. That whole "black leopard" thing just sounds crazy. I'm glad they didn't change the name.
human
Yea, the character was created before the black panther party was formed
gpt
Right, but I'm sure a lot of people don't know that and may have taken issue. I never made the connection between the two myself. What I find the most interesting about the story is that Black Panther is the richest superhero. You have to have an incredible imagination to put all those details into a character like that. The background information is fascinating.
human
Yep, Black Panther is the richest superhero, he has more money than Bruce Wayne and Tony Stark
gpt
Yeah, richer than just about anyone real or fictional I would guess. I would have guessed Bruce Wayne was the richest superhero but I haven't really been into Marvel until recently. I think it's nice how these young actors get to play superheros their parents grew up with. I had no idea they used real historical information either. The symbols and written script in the movie dated as far back as the fourth century! Wow!
human
Yea, India and Africa have had a lot of cultural exchanges. The Siddhis cane to India in ancient times
gpt
*takes a step back* Both countries have very rich histories. I can imagine what would have become of them if they hadn't been invaded and colonized. Now both countries have major issues with poverty among other things. They were incredibly talented and spiritual. They are now but I just wonder how far they would have come without interference. I never knew India ever had the number one economy in the world!
human
Not only did India have a great economy, they were also very knowledgeable  in mathematics, metallurgy, astronomy, medicine, navigation, water management, and textiles
gpt
*smiles* It's not surprising that India still produces so many mathematicians, engineers, and doctors. Centuries later those talents seem to be ingrained culturally. It's amazing that they had such a large university so long ago. The invasion in 1193 didn't stop their progress altogether. That's what I can determination!
human
I found it fascinating how many cultures studied astronomy. Not only did ancient Indians study it so did ancient Babylonians
gpt
The study of astronomy probably began when ancient cultures realized they could use it to navigate. I didn't realize there were different branches of astronomy. They probably began with observational astronomy and it developed into theoretical as time went on. When they realized there was a lot more going on than just lights in the sky. It's all fascinating but probably above my thinking. All that math and theoretical stuff makes my head hurt. 
human
Using astronomy researchers were able to date events such as odysseus taking back the throne of Ithaca
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I really enjoy historical information like that. It's interesting that it was described in Homer's "The Odyssey". Apparently it happened on April 16, 1178 b.c. It's amazing that they can use astronomy to track dates and planets with mathematical precision!