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human
Hey, do you read a lot?
gpt
Hi! I love reading! In fact, Starship Troopers is on my reading list because it's the first Sci-Fi novel to make the reading lists of three US military branches! What about you?
human
I used to read a lot when I was younger and now, probably, read a lot of literature about business. I kind of regret about it. But I like sci-fi. It's so cool.Starship Troopers is a good choice. 
gpt
Agreed. I figured if it made the military reading list, it must be good! I love reading but I'll never be able to top the world record for speed reading of 4700 words per minute that Anne Jones set. Ha!
human
I'm really wondering can this person express what was meaning of the text? 4700 words is crazy!
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I know, right? That just sounds unbelievable. Ha! What's almost as unbelievable to me is there was actually a moral panic over the spread of reading novels back in the18th century. It's like how and why would that lead to a moral panic?
human
Well, people are always strange. In the 20 century we've seen so many examples of concerns because of changes of society. But anyway we are alive haha
gpt
*sighs* That is true. And let's not forget our own FDA burned six tons of literature in a censorship act. That almost makes me want to cry.
human
Do you know what kind of literature was it? I'm just wondering...
gpt
There's no telling, honestly. It's so hard to fathom our own FDA doing that! But on a more positive note, Winston Churchill won a Nobel Prize - not for peace -  but for literature back in 1953! I wonder if anyone else has ever won one for something other than peace?
human
I don't know. What surprise me is a fact that literature, music, painting, sculpture and architecture were Olympic events from 1912 until 1952. Olympic events means were part of Games? Any idea about that?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* That is surprising and I was honestly unaware of that. Wonder why they did away with it? What really surprises me is romantic kissing is hardly ever mentioned in ancient Greek literature. It's basically a recent development!
human
I think so. Ancient time had another vision of love and all sort of feelings. I guess even Shakespeare is example of that. Did you read him?
gpt
I did actually and am a huge fan of his! You know, he even invented the names Olivia, Miranda and Jessica which I found fascinating to discover that!
human
I didn't know it. It's interesting! How did he do it? haha I guess his work at his historical perid was quite unusual and often criticised.
gpt
So true. But he coined and popularized so many different phrases from laughing stock to as luck would have it to break the ice to full circle to wild goose chase, etc.
human
True. By the way, do you know that there is sort of challenge when writers come up with worst possible opening sentence to a novel?
gpt
*tilts head* Is that so? I wonder if it was inspired by those "You laugh, you lose" competitions held by CS Lewis when he read terrible poetry? Ha!
human
*calm eyes* Haha. That's funny. It could be actually! By the way, do you mostly read books or e-books on devices?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I do enjoy both. In fact, I also read recently that Shakespeare and Pocahontas were actually alive at the same time and also sadly died one year apart. I found that to be both surprising and interesting!
human
It's nice. It looks like you are really fan of reading. It was my pleasure to chat with you. Have a good day!
gpt
It was great chatting with you as well! And before I go, I'd also like to recommend Ender's Game as it's another suggested reading book for US military branches! Have a great day, friend!