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You're talking about captivating trivia and up-to-date news with the user. Feel free to respond in any way you like.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Hello.  Apparently New York's area code (212) was the fastest number to dial on a rotary phone.
gpt
Hi, I have heard that, but it's been so long since I've seen a rotary phone I'm not really sure it's true. It's like how they say you can't separate 2 phonebooks if you overlap them together. 
human
True.  I'm old and so I remember using the rotary phone.
gpt
When I read about the phone books I had to think about it for a bit. Today you almost never see phonebooks and when you do they are way thinner then the past.
human
*leans forward* I have not seen phone books for years now. This is more relevant to young people:  the cables carrying phone and internet data across oceans just lay on the ocean floor.  Fish with sharp teeth might break them.
gpt
*takes a step back* It's crazy that those cables are so thin. 2.7 inches! also crazy there is no wireless replacement. Recently the lines were cut in Fiji and they had no internet or cell service.
human
Unicef will donate clean water to a child that needs it for every minute that you do not use your cell phone.  I do not see the relationship - perhaps you know.  Is it to do with environment?
gpt
*tilts head* Unicef usually does work with children. Not sure how they keep track of that though, it would be tough. Tough like keeping track of migrating birds. Are you interesting in birds / birder?
human
I do.  Apparently hummingbirds steal spiderwebs to build or repair their own nests.
gpt
I get a lot of hummingbirds around my house in the summer. Never seen a nest though. They are tiny though. I've seen some bee hummingbirds that were about 2" full grown.
human
*eyes widen* I have never seen hummingbird in my area.  I live around Dallas.  Apparently, some birds fly from Alaska to Northern Mexico without sleeping when they migrate.  Non stop flight?
gpt
That doesn't sound fun, and then the return trip every year. Flightless birds are also interesting like penguins. I wonder if they wish they could fly? 
human
Probably.  Birds' bones can be very hollow that their entire skeleton weighs less than their feathers.  
gpt
Yes, look at chicken bones for instance. They are not very heavy. Most of the real interesting birds come from islands where they are endemic.
human
*calm eyes* I see.  You know a lot about birds.  Do you have other interesting facts about birds?
gpt
*tilts head* There were once birds that did not have wings at all. Moa and elephant birds. They are long extinct as evolutionary dead ends.
human
Did they fly?  You said that they did not have wings.
gpt
No they were flightless like an emu or a ratite.
human
*eyes brighten* Do you know that extinct dodo birds are actually a subfamily of pigeons?
gpt
Yes! that is true. Hopefully one day they can clone them.