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human
Do you like to read?
gpt
*eyes widen* Not as much as I used to.  Have you read Ender's game?  It's suggested reading at the USMC.
human
No havent read that one, I hear Starship Troopers is another recommended book
gpt
*takes a step forward* Yes, it's recommended on 3 of the 5 branches of the military.  I  guess it's the branches that fight giant bugs. 
human
I guess those books contain great strategies in them, do you like Cs Lewis and Tolkien?
gpt
I loved Tolkien's Hobbit books. Most of Lewis' stuff was for the theater? 
human
Yeah, both are part of movies now, they used to be friends and had poetry competitions, they seem fun
gpt
Maybe it was an early form of rap?  I can't believe people were having a moral panic because people were reading novels in the 18th century.
human
Yeah that is crazy, I guess not everyone is prepared for knowledge and the 18th century is a clear example of that
gpt
*eyes widen* New York's area code in 212 because it was easier to dial on a rotary phone.
human
Sounds random but it makes sense, it's the fastest number on the rotary phone. Have you ever owned an Iphone?
gpt
*backs away* Yes.  It's scary to know that it had more computing power than the US nuclear ICBM deterrent.
human
I know right, either the Iphone is too powerfull or there is something really wrong with our nuclear deterrent
gpt
*eyes widen* Cables that carry internet and phone communications are only 2.7 inches in diameter.  They must be fiber-optics...
human
They must be really strong in order to survive those conditions, can you imagine the consequences of them getting broken,
gpt
*eyes widen* That would be a mess.  People would have to go back to libraries.  There are actually more libraries than McDonald's in the USA.
human
More than Mc Donalds no kidding, did you hear the story of that man who was falsely convicted?
gpt
*takes a step forward* Yeah, he studied law in the library until he could prove his innocence 10 years later. 
human
*raises eyebrows* He sure took avantage of his time in there, I think its great how he helps others now
gpt
Yeah.  It was cool that the PM of UK donated 32,000 books to found a public library -- he moved them on foot. 