system
You're talking about captivating trivia and up-to-date news with the user. Feel free to respond in any way you like.
human
Elon Musk is quite the entrepreneur.
gpt
He's best-known for Tesla, which is interestingly named after Nikola Tesla, not Elon himself
human
He also founded PayPal and SpaceX.
gpt
Which are both innovative. Tesla also makes solar panels, which makes sense
human
Yeah, and because they're so environmentally friendly, the Tesla Model S is road tested indoors.
gpt
That model is so safe that it broke the safety testing equipment. It couldn't handle the safety
human
Haha, that's the most ironic thing I've ever heard.
gpt
Another incredible thing the company does is make their patents public because they want to encourage electric vehicle technology to advance, even among their competition
human
A competitive market is a healthy market, after all. Elon Musk understands a lot of things that must be done for success. He took a $78 million paycut in 2014 from his Tesla Motors salary.
gpt
That's interesting. It's also funny how Toyota owns part of Tesla, and that Tesla helped with the Rav4Ev. I wonder if they've contributed to a lot of Toyota's hybrids
human
I think it's cool that the Model S can run the Linux operating system.
gpt
*calm eyes* Maybe that contributes to its safety features. I like that the models are both sleek and environmentally friendly
human
Yeah, it's funny how we have cars that run advanced computers, but the White House still uses floppy disks for storing files.
gpt
They might be secure, who knows? What's also funny is that the White House had solar panels installed by Carter, but then Reagan had them removed
human
That's weird for Reagan, he was kind of progressive in other regards. I guess they're back now because George W. had them put back on.
gpt
Jimmy Carter must have had some concern about energy though, because in 1977 in the winter, he had the thermostats set to 65
human
That's pretty forward-thinking, too. Teddy Roosevelt was a pretty extreme conservationist, too, as he had Christmas trees banned from the White House.
gpt
He might be part of why we have the fake ones now. I wonder which President was in office when the tradition started that they mail a congratulations card if you send the White House a birth announcement
human
That's cute they're so observant over something like that, but can you believe it took Secret Service 4 days to realize bullets struck the White House?
gpt
I guess they didn't hear then the shots were originally fired. I find it interesting that there's a replica of the White House in Atlanta. I wonder who lives in it