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human
Have you heard about Idra Novey? Her second novel those who knew is apparently a very good book
gpt
*leans forward* No I have not. What is the book about?
human
Well it apparently deals with death, which is not very uplifting, but it involves a revolutionary figure apparently
gpt
It sounds interesting. I like fiction and also non fiction like scientific things about space or animals. Did you know that Edgar Allen Poe wrote the oldest known cyborg in fiction.
human
No I didn't but that sounds really cool. I'd have to check that book out haha. What do you think about Julius Caesar writing fanfiction for Hercules by the way
gpt
I really like history, that is so interesting. Well I suppose George RR Martin would disagree, he despises fan fiction.
human
*slouches* Yeah he does hate it. He considers that to be copyright infringement which is weird to me
gpt
I agree. Did you know that the lochness monster is a protected species?
human
Yes I thought that was crazy, Scotland passed a animal protection act back in 1912 in order to protect the Loch Ness monster LOL I hope it's real by the way
gpt
I know right. Another animal fact, in 2002 Germany was the first country to give animals constitutionally guaranteed legal rights?
human
Wow I didn't know that. I wonder what kind of Rights those include? Do you know? I also wonder why animals develop white patches on their foreheads when they are domesticated
gpt
I didn't know that, that is strange. Did you know that Hiccups are a holdover in early evolution when animals had both lungs and gills. So bizarre. 
human
Wow that is very crazy. What is your favorite animal by the way? I know that I really like dogs
gpt
*eyes brighten* I really like dogs also but overall I would say a tiger.
human
*eyes widen* A pet tiger would be awesome! Do you know anything about the Sun by the way? Apparently it's actually white and not yellow
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Yes that is because of the atmospheric scattering. The sun produces enough energy in one second for the entire earth for 500,000 years! 
human
Wow that's crazy! We should try to harvest that, but it makes sense because the sun is 100 times the diameter of Earth actually
gpt
*eyes widen* The sun is only 1 billionth the size of the largest star that we have discovered in our galaxy
human
*opens mouth slightly* That makes the Sun seem really small LOL what do you think about the fact that it takes Neptune almost an entire Century to rotate around the sun
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Wow that is a long time. The Sun is 109 times larger than the Earth and accounts for almost 100% of the solar systems mass.