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human
Hi, how are you?  If you have an iphone, it's pretty powerful as it has more computing power than the entire us nuclear icbm deterrent.
gpt
I saw that! I'd heard something similar before but I'm not so certain I believe it. :) 
human
*opens mouth slightly* What do you think about New York's area code being 212 because it was the fastest number to dial on a rotary phone?  Everything is fast-paced there so it probably fit right in.
gpt
That was an intriguing tidbit of info. What I found to be most incredible is that there is cell service at the peak of Mt Everest. Yet I can't get a good signal in half the places I in. Womp womp.
human
Yea, how does that work?  If you like charity work, then you can get Unicef to donate a day of clean water to a child in need for every minute you don't use your cell phone.
gpt
I should probably dig deeper into the Unicef deal. I leave my phone off and in my car or buried in my purse when off from work. It would be nice to know someone else is benefitting while I am not on an e-leash. 
human
Funny how u say the truth! I see the kids always playing minecraft, but did you hear that someone built a working 16 bit computer using nothing but basic minecraft building blocks?
gpt
I don't know anything about Minecraft to speak of it, but knowing what some people built with Lego's when I was a kid...It doesn't really amaze me! Speaking of which, clicking links on the internet can cause real addiction? That's something everyone with a desk job forced to use a computer should be aware of. 
human
*laughs* Don't smoke near your apple computer or it will void the warranty!
gpt
That's one of those oddities that will make for an interesting bit of info to share around the watercooler. Good thing it doesn't mention booze. 
human
*leans slightly forward* You would think booze would be more harmful to electrical equipment haha.  But speaking of computer power, the space shuttle's general purpose computer only ran on 1 mb of ram
gpt
*relaxed posture* I did know that. The fact we rely on cables to lay peacefully on the ocean floor with a smaller circumference than a hot dog to keep the globe connected is another useless piece of info I knew, yet it's still remarkable. 
human
If you stare at the 3 horizontal line menu on apps and websites too much you might get cravings for a hamburger as that is its name.
gpt
That explains why so many people are in the drive thru any given day lol. I'm certainly one of the 93% who do not read the full terms and conditions on the interweb. I feel compelled to ask the 7%...Why?! 
human
If you miss what the internet says and it burns down, it's okay because the library at Alexandria has a saved copy of the internet.
gpt
Yeah. And if you get dementia maybe some day your relatives will have a memory stick handy to jog your memory, or at least have an accurate first person account from you. 
human
They are far off from that I think.  They can't get psychiatric drugs right so I don't think they can do that yet.  But if you are a transhumanist you will try to do that.
gpt
*body relaxes* Psychiatric meds are more complicated than separating two phone books with their pages overlapped. I think big pharma should fall to the side similar to rotary phones. :D 
human
*smiles* On another note, the Russians were able to make a computer running on water
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* And in 1936 at that. It's amazing how inventive humans were before we relied so heavily on tech. Speaking of which, I wonder if my mother ever considered her first microwave to be a computer...? I know I've never thought of it as such. 