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human
How's it going, have you read any Shakespeare? It's kinda strange that no one know the exact date of his birth
gpt
hi how are you? i wonder how good the birth records were back in those days.
human
Not too good, the best record they have for Shakespeare is his baptism in 1564
gpt
He lived a full life. I wonder how many hours a day he wrote. He was the most prolific writer ever, i imagine.
human
*raises eyebrows* Yea Shakespeare did right a lot, 39 plays and 154 sonnets
gpt
*calm eyes* Man, that is a lot of play writing. two or three a year, i guess. actors must have loved him. steady work!
human
You know Shakespeare was an actor for a few years, I never knew that 
gpt
I did not know that, but it makes sense. i guess his experience shaped his thinking as a playwrite.
human
*lips slightly parted* Yea, I never knew he had 3 children either and married a lady name Anne Hathaway, I wonder if the kids inherited anything after he passed
gpt
That is unlikely. boy, that would be tough to be his kid. a long shadow the father would cast.
human
Yea, Shakespeare did coin popular phrases like "good riddance" and "laughing stock"
gpt
*hands at sides* And i bet audiences immediately understood the meaning of those phrases. He could have gotten rich today coining slogans for advertising. LOL
human
Shakespeare could of also trademark the names he invented like Miranda, Jessica, and Olivia
gpt
Those are classic names, and very popular in England. I guess that those characters had distinct personalities as well.
human
Yea, it's crazy how Shakespeares writing takes on different meaning depending on the era-appropriate accent is used
gpt
I cant even imagine how many accents would be involved. bewildering. 
human
I guess that's the good thing about playing a piano, no accents. Crazy it was invented all the way back in 1700
gpt
The piano has developed so much over the years. a wonderful instrument. universal. 
human
Yea, it's pretty cool the same piano was used to record "Hey Jude" and "Bohemian Rhapsody"
gpt
I bet there is some magic in those keys. Anyway, great chat!