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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
Good evening? Catch anything good on the radio today?
gpt
No, I haven't listened to the radio today. When I do, I'm usually an NPR person. How about you?
human
Oh, I'll listen to almost anything! Except maybe this station in Finland that has a weekly program conducted entirely in classical Latin. That might be over my head!
gpt
*relaxed posture* Did you know there was a Hanson song that become one of the most requested tracks in Chicago because the DJs didn't mention the name of the band? 
human
Ha! Tricky! You can really listen to anything on the radio. Classical latin news, Hanson, or even radio storms on Jupiter. Did you know that ? Jupiter has radio storms so strong you could hear them on AM radio!
gpt
*hands at sides* There's also a radio station that can translate solar activity into sounds so you can listen to the sun's music.
human
Wow. You know, soldiers in WWII made radios using a razorblade and a pencil. I wonder what 
 kinda stuff they picked up?
gpt
*hands at sides* The odds were likely Bing Crosby. He filled more than half of the radio time dedicated to music in 1948.
human
Wow! Is he Canadian? According to Canadian law,  radios are required to have at least 40% of the music played be Canadian. 
gpt
Haha. Bing Crosby? No, he was an amazing singer from the US.
human
*body relaxes* I couldn't remember if he was American or Canadian, but I can definitely remember his voice! He'd definitely go viral on Facebook if he was around today, don't you think
gpt
Oh, I'm not so sure anymore. His Christmas music is still regularly posted on Facebook.
human
Well I hope nobody in the German state of Schlesweigholstein is "liking" them, because the facebook "like" button is illegal there! I never would have guess that could be a law!
gpt
Originally, the engineers wanted to call it the "awesome" button, so I wonder if they would've been okay with that?
human
*raises eyebrows* Haha! The "awesome" button?! It's crazy to think how common facebook feedback has become. Iceland is rewriting their constitution via Facebook! The public can make suggestions and alterations, right through facebook!
gpt
There are now more people on FB than there were people 200 years ago.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Wow! I guess that is why at it's IPO in February 2012 it was valued at $104 billion!
gpt
Apparently, a little over a quarter of American adults get their news from Facebook.
human
That is so many people! It's hard to believe that when it started, it was just limited to Harvard students!
gpt
When I first had Facebook, you had to have a school email and be over 18 years old.
human
I know! Since 2006, they've allowed anyone who claims to be 13 years old to register. Seems a little bit young to me. Especially since there are so many advertisements. 
gpt
Definitely. Well, it's been nice chatting with you. Have a good night!