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human
So I was reading about politics the other day, and did you know that President is actually a very common title for the head of state.  It isn't used exclusively in the US.
gpt
Hello there, yeah I have heard that before.  Do you know anything interesting about any other presidents around the world?
human
*opens mouth slightly* Actually I do.  The first President of Zimbabwe was called President Banana.  What a name...
gpt
I wonder what his real name actually was.  Do you know who the three top wealthiest presidents in US history were?
human
*raises eyebrows* If I recall correctly, they were JFK, Washington and Jefferson.  I never would have guessed that.
gpt
Yeah good call, I would not have guessed JFK, but I did know their family had money. 
human
Did you also know that they President's guest house is bigger than the white house?  It must be enormous!
gpt
Yeah isn't that funny.  I wonder what all the guests that come and stay there think. 
human
They must think "this is a really big house."  Interestingly enough, even though many countries share the title president, that doesn't always mean the same thing.  Some hold more power than others.
gpt
Yeah in some places a dictator may also be called a president and they definitely have more power. 
human
I can't believe that dictators can be called presidents.  I had always thought before that President had a different connotation. 
gpt
Yeah I am the same way, that is what I always thought.  Hey did you know that the Indonesian president released 3 pop albums while in office?
human
Wow, that is crazy.  How do you have time to run a country and release pop albums.  Maybe his role was more of a figure head, so he didn't have to really run the country.
gpt
Yeah but I'm assuming that they sold really well and everyone involved made a lot of money so maybe that was the reason. 
human
That makes sense. In the United States presidential election, did you know that until 1805, the runner up in the race automatically became the VP?  There was no running mate in the elections.  I can't help but wonder if that might have been a better system.  But I can imagine it could also be challenging.
gpt
That is pretty wild, I wonder what would happen if they went back to that as well.  Maybe it would help force them to work together. 
human
That is exactly what I was thinking.  There might be less contention because they know in the end, they would have to work side by side in office.  The democratic party is an interesting concept, that we have basically just 2 major political parties.
gpt
I agree. Did you know that 15% of the tea party movement identify as democrat as well?
human
I did not know that.  I can't say I know a lot about the Tea Party Movement.
gpt
No, I don't know a whole lot myself.  I think if they made it easier for people to understand everything, it might make them vote different. 
human
*takes a step back* I agree.  People need to brush up on politics.  Sometimes I think it is troublesome that we have differentiated the parties so much, such as giving them red and blue colors.  That started only 19 years ago, in 2000.
gpt
*leans slightly forward* I didn't know that either, interesting.  Well it was nice talking with you today, I hope you have a good one. 