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human
I really like to read. Do you enjoy reading?
gpt
Reading is fun, and fundamental! How are you today? Have you read anything?
human
I am good. I have read many, many books. Did you know that Winston Churchill won a Nobel Prize for literature?
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I didn't know that! However, I'm not surprised. POTUS Andrew Johnson never  went to school. His wife helped him learn to read. 
human
I'm very glad that someone did. Oddly, literature was an Olympic event from 1912 to 1952. How odd. 
gpt
That sounds very strange! I've never heard that. I wonder why literature would be in the Olympics. Perhaps in combination with other activities, it would make sense to be in the Olympics. For example, an elementary school used reading bicycles and test scores went up.
human
That's interesting. I wonder why. It's not the only strange Olympic sport. During those same years architecture, music, painting, and sculpture were also Olympic events. 
gpt
Romantic kissing is a fairly recent development, so I guess that wouldn't be in the Olympics yet. What about heavy metal music? Some guy in Texas teachers it as a form of literature. Could be in the Olympics someday.
human
*tightens jaw* That's a good question. I was saddened to learn that the FDA burned six tons of literature in an act of censorship in the U.S. That's upsetting. 
gpt
Sometimes people think that they're helping when they don't realize that they are in fact destroying a legacy. I might not listen to heavy metal, but I wouldn't destroy it out of some sense of righteousness. Do you read non-fiction at all?
human
I sometimes do. I know that unsurprisingly the bible is the best selling non-fiction book. But I question how many of those are actually read. 
gpt
The book sells a lot, but few open it up. "The Late Great Planet Earth" is also a best-seller among Christians. It predicts the end of the world in our generation. Sold 35+ million copies. 
human
I am not familiar with that one. Did you know that George W Bush read 14 biographies of Lincoln during his presidency?
gpt
I wonder whether he read them aloud or silently. Silent reading is a recent thing. Centuries ago, few could read silently.
human
That's super weird. You would get very strange looks now. Are you familiar with Starship Troopers?
gpt
I've seen the film. I know it's based on a Heinlein novel.
human
*eyes widen* It is. It's on the reading lists of three of the five US military branches. What an odd choice. 
gpt
*relaxed posture* It's about strategy and tactics, though I don't know how relevant it is to the modern battlefield.
human
Yes it seems like it would not be. Ender's Game was also suggested reading for military organizations. 
gpt
*hands at sides* It's also a story involving a lot of strategy and tactics. I think the military wants to pick stuff that troops will enjoy and understand. The Art of War might be a bit heavy for the average person.