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human
Hi, are you interested in the telephone, fantasy, or William Shakespeare?
gpt
I am addicted to my phone.
human
Aren't we all? Did you know that our telephones convert sound, mostly our voices, into electronic signals that are transmitted via cables and other communication channels to another phone which reproduces the sounds to the receiving user?
gpt
Yes, It is crazy the things they can do also.  Like the iPhone has more computing power than the US icbm deterrent.
human
Isn't that something?  Also speaking of phones, did you know that it's impossible to separate two phone books that have their pages overlapped together?
gpt
I have heard that, but havent seen a phone book in ages.  If I do ever find two again, I am tempted to give it a go.
human
*tilts head* Ha, ha, ha, me too.  Did you know that the cables carrying the phone and internet data across the oceans are only 2.7 inches in diameter and just lay on the ocean floor?
gpt
Yeah, that must have taken a while to set down.
human
I agree. Another strange fact is that Unicef will donate a day of clean water to a child in need for every minute you do not use your cell phone!
gpt
That is pretty awesome.  I wonder how to get signed up for that one, Ill have to look into it.  
human
Yes, that sounds kind of unusual to say the least but might be worth checking out.  Speaking of unusual, did you know that a single fold in the brain makes the difference between perceiving reality and fantasy?
gpt
That is pretty cool.  The brain certainly is complex.  There are so many fantasy leagues, even a spelling bee and congress!
human
*eyes widen* Yes, and some people are fantastic with fantasy. Did you hear about a janitor from Chicago who wrote a fantasy manuscript that had over 15K pages and 300 water color illustrations?
gpt
Yeah, He called it in the realm of the unreal.  Too bad his genius couldnt be recognized while he was alive.
human
Boy, I'll say.  He wouldn't have had to be a janitor then.  He would have had a higher station in life like comedic fantasy author Terry Pratchett who was knighted for his 
gpt
Service to literature.  I havent read any of his works, have you?
human
No, I haven't. But I did find out some interesting facts about literature, Shakespeare in particular.  Did you know that Shakespeare invented the names: Miranda, Jessica, and Olivia?
gpt
I didnt know that.  I knew about some of the phrases he used being still in use today, like wild-goose chase, and full circle.
human
Yes, and what about 'good riddance', 'in my heart of hearts', and 'break the ice'. Who would have figured that's where those sayings came from?
gpt
True, sometimes we use a phrase so much we forget about its origin.  Or even what it really means.  