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You're discussing cool trivia and the latest events with the user. Feel free to comment in any manner that feels right.
human
Do you have kids?
gpt
I have one. Do you have kids?
human
Yes, I have two. Jessica Watson, mom to four and one in her heart, says she had a baby at age 17, and she was terrified. When she had her baby a decade later, she was terrified as well. She was saying that no matter what your age, parenthood is a crazy, terrifying but wonderful experience.
gpt
Yes, it scary.  Kids don't come with instructions.
human
Haha, yeah. That is true. But I think I'd be bored without them. I love doing kid stuff and having an excuse to. The other day I followed one of them through a tunnel at a park. Imagine how I would look if I did that without a kid? Haha.
gpt
*leans slightly forward* That's funny.  Yeah, that would look weird. Jessica Watson is a good writer. It's easy to relate. 
human
Yeah, I think so too. She says early motherhood is filled with big jobs and menial tasks. It's important to get these things right but can be hard. They can be corrected if you get them wrong at first.
gpt
*hands at sides* Trial and error, that's how I learned, but I can't imagine myself juggling four, or two for that matter. 
human
*slouches* I feel two is a bit easier because they kind of entertain each other when I can't but yeah, four is a lot! I think it's important to teach our kids about taking care of the Earth. If earth's history was viewed as a 24 hour period, humans only represent a minute or so.
gpt
Yeah, we haven't been here very long. More than 80 percent of the earth's natural forests have already been destroyed.  I hope they don't go extinct. 
human
When Earth was formed, days were only 5.5 hours long. I can't even get much done in 24 hours. Haha.
gpt
The earth was spinning really fast. Did you know the cables carrying phone and internet data across oceans is on 2.7 inches in diameter?
human
*eyes widen* That is cool how much things have progressed. An iPhone has more computing power than the whole us nuclear icbm deterrent.
gpt
*relaxed posture* No wonder they call it a smart phone.
human
*eyes widen* Yeah, I remember having a rotary phone. Those took a long time to dial. NY's area code is 212 because it is the fastest number to dial on a rotary phone.
gpt
I liked those phones. I liked the sound they made. 
human
*lips slightly parted* True. I have a friend who still has a rotary phone, probably for the cool factor. For every minute you do not use your cell, unicef will donate a day of clean water to a child who needs it. I found that odd.
gpt
*relaxed posture* Yeah that is strange.  Why not just give them the water. I also found it strange that McDonalds' added drive-thru in 1975 to accommodate soldiers because they were not allowed to get out of their cars while wearing fatigues. 
human
Interesting. Too bad it has backfired and made many Americans, like me, quite lazy.
gpt
Maybe they'll remove them as part of an exercise marketing strategy. 
human
Haha, that would be cool but slightly annoying. I guess if I was around before 1908 I would be in better shape. Cars started to be available to the masses that year with the Model T.
gpt
*calm eyes* I wonder how much their worth now. 