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human
Did you know that freshwater fish drink water through their skin through osmosis and saltwater fish drink water through their mouths?
gpt
*shoulders droop* I did not know that! I think we imagine that the ocean's resources are infinite, but of course, we are running out of fish year by year.
human
*sighs* Sad, but true. Also, over 80% of our Earth's natural forest have already been destroyed, it's a shame.
gpt
We have finite resources but infinite greed and desire. The Northwest Atlantic cod fishery is an object lesson in how we must preserve natural resources for future generations.
human
Unfortunately greed will never go away. The fishery is a great lesson of preserving resources. Did you know that our seasons are produced by the Earth tilting during it's rotation?
gpt
I didn't know that! I thought seasons were about distance from the sun, but I learned something today! The earth has alternative names, such as Gaia, Tellus and Telluris. Maybe I should give my kids some of these names.
human
I learned something new today too!  Tellus and Telluris would be great names for boys.....don't know if the boys would like them though!
gpt
The Earth is the only planet in our solar system to support life. I think that maybe we will make it to Mars, but not much farther. We should probably do what we can to preserve this fragile planet of ours, at least until the aliens show up to help us.
human
*opens mouth slightly* A Twilight Zone episode called "To Serve Man" comes to mind, Men thought the Aliens were here to help because their manual was called "To Serve Man", well when it was decoded, the men realized it was a cookbook!
gpt
Well, the aliens had no choice. We had eaten all the fish. We were the only species left worth eating. Have you heard of the barreleye fish? It has a transparent head. Probably a good conversation starter at parties.
human
*laughs* Ha ha, never heard of it.  What a party starter that would be!  Did you know that Scientists once considered Pluto a planet but no longer do, I'm not sure why but I would love to find out why.
gpt
Scientists need to have something to debate over lunch or else they would have to go back to their offices and write papers. 
human
That's a great one!  So true!  
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Koi fish are long lived. One of them named Hanako lived until age 226. I wonder what it would say if it could talk. Probably complain about its health.
human
I didn't know that!  You should write a book, you have a way with words......a good way! Have you ever taken Creative Writing or do you write?
gpt
No, I just get creative to keep the conversation going. My mind is like the jellyfish: it is 98% water, and evaporates in the sun. At night time, I can use my brain for writing.
human
*laughs* You've got me laughing, I really appreciate a great sense of humor, it's refreshing!
gpt
Did you know that the earth's magnetic field reverses itself every 200 to 300 millennia? I think we're about due. It'll probably screw up cell phone communication. Then what will the Millennials do?
human
The Millennials would definitely be lost without their cell phones! I actually didn't know that either, i'm feeling like I should have paid more attention in school at this point!
gpt
The earth is about 4 times denser than the sun. Sometimes I think people are getting denser, too.