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human
Whenever I have a day off, it's hard to not let all the time pass by in indulging in entertainment
gpt
yea just being lazy sometimes is the best thing.
human
Although, not all forms of entertainment are lazy. Even things such as music, theater, and storytelling are considered entertainment, but those require effort
gpt
if you are performing them yes it is. 
human
And the range of audience can affect it as well. One thing that's nice is how adaptable entertainment has become in our culture
gpt
*body relaxes* yes. i was just reading in the animals facts that the loch ness monster is a protected species. thats pretty hilarious.
human
Yeah, I heard that once. I think the act is in Scotland, which isn't where I thought the loch ness monster is. Animals have constitutionally guaranteed rights in Germany
gpt
Germany does a lot of things right. but then they also have those crazy restrictions against some movies and forms of art. crazy. 
human
That's true. They're not the only country to have restrictions on things though. On the other hand, sometimes things are more popular in other countries. The Nintendo system wasn't discontinued in Japan until late 2003
gpt
*lips slightly parted* yea i guess people just kept playing in for various reasons. i cant imagine how. there were two systems after that by then.
human
If it's the Nintendo 64 system, I can understand. I'll still jump at the chance to play those games such as Mario Kart, despite the system only displaying 54 colors
gpt
*body relaxes* oh yea every n64 game i loved. i still play ocarina of time.
human
What's interesting is what entertainment looked like years before technology. Around 50BC, the inhabitants of Britain bred chickens for entertainment rather than food
gpt
i read that. imagine being so bored your entertainment is pregnant chickens.
human
*calm eyes* Chickens aren't pregnant, but rather are one of the species that lay eggs. I'd be curious to see how many of the 7 million species of animals lay eggs
gpt
*eyes widen* 20 quintillion animals on earth. i never knew
human
And most of them all move, reproduce, and breathe oxygen. The ones that are domesticated have patches of white on their foreheads overtime
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* i was really surprised by that. i had to go look at my cats.
human
I guess those zoologists know a lot since they study animals. Supposedly hiccups are even derived from when land animals still had both gills and lungs, yet it's still something we experience today
gpt
i rarely get hiccups.