system
You're talking about captivating trivia and up-to-date news with the user. Feel free to respond in any way you like.
human
Are you interested in knowing about the earth?
gpt
*tilts head* I don't think about the earth that much but it's an amazing place. I don't feel I have time in the mere 24 hours in a day. But when Earth first formed, a day was only 5,5 hours long.
human
There were also way more natural forests! Now 80% of it has been destroyed.
gpt
And that's all because of us humans right?
human
*shakes head* Well mostly yes, but it could also be because of natural reasons including the 71% of Earth's surface that is covered in water.
gpt
Okay because it's sad if it is since if earth's entire history was viewed as a 24 hour frame, humans would only represent one minute and seventeen seconds.
human
That's crazy to hear, but it seems a little more believable when you know that the Earth formed 4.5 billion years ago.
gpt
And we are going to run out of helium after all that time, now. Sad.
human
The government are trying to conserve it though. Speaking of the government, did you know 86% of Nebraska is owned by US government.
gpt
*eyes widen* Interesting! And Norwegian government cares about land other than its own, they donated one billion to help save the Amazon rainforest.
human
*squints eyes* That's better than the US Government. They passed a law in 2006 where government employees couldn't be prosecuted for violating the geneva conventions
gpt
The government makes up some scary rules. They also tried to destroy Wikileaks so Wikileaks published the government's plans to do so. Funny.
human
The government often do questionable things. Like Thomas Jefferson, one of US's presidents created his own bible by using a razor to cut out parts.
gpt
That sounds worse than Teddy Roosevelt and John Quincy Adams electing not to use a Bible at their swearing in ceremonies.
human
*takes a step forward* The bible is very important, it has an estimated sale of over 5 billion copies!
gpt
*eyes widen* Before 1963, students in the US would often read from the Bible as a normal part of their elementary education
human
*hands at sides* That would explain why the bible is considered the most influential book of all time.
gpt
Indeed. It's interesting how different Christian denominations can't agree on what should be included in it though.
human
They disagree about what should be included in the canon.
gpt
Yes, there are overlaps between denominations though.