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human
Hello there, are you a Netflix user?
gpt
*eyes widen* Nope, but have friends who are. The company's recent development of Originals has been a huge success. 
human
Yes it really has, I think they are really happy with the investment they made in them. 
gpt
A cost of billions in debt, I understand, but over 125 popular original series and films to show for it. They recently announced raising another $2B to fund new programming.
human
*raises eyebrows* I read about that.  Their stock price has done well so investors are happy about their future prospects as well. 
gpt
I guess. One Netflix series, Black Mirror was about online dating. Others like Hang the DJs and The Lobster have also focused on the same theme, darkly, or with a comedic twist. Is this topic that popular, do you think?
human
Yes, I think it is very popular.  Anything that has to do with people using social media or other online things and then the situations that arise from it, people relate now. 
gpt
I guess. Some of these series depict online dating in which technology makes all the decisions, and the people just have to show up (endure, maybe) a series of, say, 12 hour relationships or unsuitable matches. Young people relate to that?
human
Yes, I think they do, and young I mean people in their 20's and 30's.  I think those in major cities relate much more as well. 
gpt
I'm sure you're right. Call me a cynic, but I have to wonder if, like contestants on that boring reality show, The Bachelor, ever want to just drop it, you know, and cry, "I'm well adjusted, and I'm sick of this tripe!"
human
I bet they do but are part of the show and are told how to act all the time. 
gpt
So they expect, and are even paid for, rejection. Hmm. Still sounds dysfunctional, doesn't it?
human
*eyes widen* Yeah it sure does, but that is how a lot of reality tv is, or in my opinion how it is anyways. 
gpt
*tilts head* Agreed. Bigger picture: I guess I'm still adjusting to the massive influence of the internet on private, public, academic, business and government life and work in the US.
human
It is affecting every facet of daily life.  Did you know there is even 3g coverage at the peak of Mt. Everest?
gpt
I've heard about that. Even explorers, at the top of Everest, or halfway across Antarctica, can "phone home" today. Netflix and YouTube, by the way, account for 50% of peak internet use in North America. No wonder they're worth $2 billion today.
human
Yes, those two are internet giants.  I think Google owns YouTube as well so in essence Google and Netflix take up so much internet traffic around the world. 
gpt
*leans forward* Yes. One library, perhaps the world's oldest, is hedging its bets on the internet, however. The Alexandria library in Egypt, repeatedly burned in conquests, has saved a copy of the internet in case IT is burned down. Could that happen?
human
I heard about that a while back, so sad.  I'm not sure if it could but that would be very bad I know that much. 
gpt
Yes, I can't even imagine the life/death services that would collapse. Seems like everything these days has adapted to website technology. So much so that a real addictive condition, measurable in the human brain, can occur when people spend too much time on the internet clicking novel links! Messes with natural links in the brain, apparently.