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You're chatting with the user about fun trivia and current events. Feel free to express your opinion in any way you'd like.
human
Do you use facebook?
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Hi, I do. I really wish I had invested in it too, but I missed that boat. Not as bad as myspace who had the chance to buy facebook for just 75 million.
human
True. It is now worth 104 billion
gpt
*eyes widen* Really amazing. Initially you had to be a harvard student to join, now everyone and their mom has an account. Well everyone 13 and older.
human
*relaxed posture* They sure have come a long way, even helping iceland to rewrite their constitution
gpt
Not sure how much helping they are doing. Imagine all the comments and crazy suggestions they are getting. Reading through them is an easy way to figure out who to unfriend if you live in Iceland though.
human
I think the online community is a great resource, but there can be too many trolls. Didn't they make an AI by google into hitler in like one day?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* wow, first I'm hearing about that, but can't say I'm that surprised. There certainly needs to be some level of moderation but going too far is equally bad. In schleswig-holstein in germany it's actually illegal to use the like feature on facebook.
human
Interesting. I wonder what facebook did to annoy burger king to have a promotion to unfriend people on facebook for a free whooper
gpt
I liked that promotion! Stopped hearing from some people I don't want to talk to and got a free burger!
human
Were you able to get multiple whoppers?
gpt
No they limited it to one per person. I think they marked you down so that you couldn't come back later. After I did this promotion I saw non stop burger king ads in my feed. I get that facebook makes its money from advertising but sometimes the ads are so annoying and repetitive.
human
True but you can sometimes find cool pages like iflscience. I learned a lot about the sun one time
gpt
I love that page! I'm quite interested in the sun actually. Everyone should have at least basic knowledge about our closest star. I do find most people know the diameter is about 109 times that of earth. Did you know that before reading about it on iflscience?
human
There were a lot of things I only learned after like the sun producing enough energy for earth in one second that we could use of 500K years. If only we could harness it properly
gpt
We can't even get our act together for solar panels. People oppose them because of the way they look etc. All our energy needs could be solved with the sun.
human
Even given how massive the sun is, it is only 1billionth the biggest star in our galaxy, not to mention other galaxies
gpt
*leans forward* Yes. Our sun is actually a very ordinary small star. Hard to imagine when you realize it accounts for 99.86% of all mass in our solar system. Then the remaining .14% is mostly jupiter.
human
I still can't fathom how people survive lightning bolts. It is actually hotter than the surface of the sun
gpt
That really is hard to believe. Almost as hard to believe the sun isn't yellow. It's actually white. White hot.