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human
Hello, did you know that in Nevada, 86% of the land is owned by the government.
gpt
Interesting, I did not know that. I wonder if they have ever had someone impersonate a government official, and try to sell their Eiffel Tower like what happened in Paris.
human
*eyes brighten* Not that I know.  But the Norwegian government donated 1 Billion to help save the Amazon Rainrorest in 2008.
gpt
That's awesome. Supposedly, there is a Unicef program that donates a day of clean water, for every minute you do not use your cell phone.
human
*raises eyebrows* Really, that is cool.  Switching topics,I saw that 212 is New York's area code becuase it was the fastest to dial on a rotary phone.
gpt
New Yorkers, always in a hurry. I wonder how they did when they had two phonebook pages that were overlapped together, as they are impossible to seperate.
human
I donpt know that, but your iphone has more computing power than the entire US nuclear icbm deterrent.
gpt
*eyes widen* Meanwhile, Iceland has no public rail service and most peole travel on planes between major towns. 
human
Cool fact.  Another cool fact isthat the cables carrying phone and internet data over oceans are only 2.7 inches in diameter.
gpt
Yet, Mackinac Island still has a motor vehicle ban and most use horse drawn carriages or bikes to get around. How weird & wonderful this world is.
human
Very weird indeed.  Switching topics, did you see that the Dutch have  a bus designed to go 160mph 
gpt
I did. Japan could use that, as all of their highways are toll roads.
human
*raises eyebrows* I saw that also. It will cost you over $300 to travel across the country.
gpt
I was surprised to learn that the first King to travel around the world, was King Kalakaua from Hawaii.
human
*tilts head* I didn't know that.  I did know that most people in Iceland without cars use domestic flights to travel between major cities.
gpt
*leans forward* Yes they do. Its surprising that the US passed legislation that protects government employees from being prosecuted for Geneva Conventions violations. How odd.
human
The reason they travel like that in Iceland is because Iceland has no public rail service.
gpt
Yes, this was discussed earlier, lol. Wikileaks published the government's plans to destroy wikileaks, talk about paranoid! 
human
I am on the fence with that whole wikileaks thing. I'll leave you with one more fact.  Most people travel by bike or horse drawn carriages in Mackinac Island, MI.  Motor vehicles yhve been banned for over 100 years.
gpt
Yes, they have. Otherwise, the ice would start cracking from all of the heat.