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human
How familiar are you with how the internet actually works?
gpt
*eyes widen* I can't say that I'm super famlliar, what I do know is that in Finland, internet access is a literal personal right haha
human
It's basically an interconnected network using TCP/IP to link global devices to store and provide access to vast resources and services
gpt
*eyes widen* interesting, did you now that when you look yourself up on the internet, apparently the name for that is egosurfing?
human
I didn't know that. Speaking of things most people don't know on the internet, do you know that the 3 horizontal line menu on the web and apps is called the hamburger button? sounds delicious
gpt
*eyes widen* haha I was just thinking that, that makes me hungry, did you know that in 1948 Bing Crosby took up more than half of all radio time because he had so many hits?
human
Hmm I wonder if people can also get addicted to the radio like the internet. The constant novelty from clicking link can cause real addition
gpt
haha it wouldn't surprise me, apparently you can translate  solar radiation into a sound that you can listen to on the radio, maybe someone got addicted to that?
human
I feel that while radio has fallen out of favor as a popular form of entertainment, it is still prevalent in the use of space exploration
gpt
*takes a step back* yes I think it still has a use, I like Bill Murray a lot did you know that he played a role on a popular radio program from the 70's?
human
I didn't. However, I recently learned there is a  website where you can listen to thousands of classic drama episodes for free. Way to keep radio alive
gpt
*takes a step forward* that is interesting, radio is great science, and speaking of science did you know that on mars the sunset appears blue?
human
I did not, but our universe is full of surprises. Did you know that a lightening bolt is hotter than the surface of the sun?
gpt
I didn't know that, I do know that the sun is huge and massive, it makes up more than 99% of the mass in our solar system!
human
Even then, the sun is only 1/billionth the size of the biggest star discovered thus far
gpt
*eyes widen* that's true, what is crazy is because the sun is not one solid object, that means the equator spins faster than the sun's poles
human
Also neptune completed its first full orbit around the sun since its discovery in 1846 on 2011, that is over half a century
gpt
that's a long time, I know that we are running out of helium and apparently helium was discovered on the sun before it was discovered on earth, I wonder if we would be able to harvest helium from the sun?
human
It is definitely a possibility
gpt
*takes a step forward* if you were transported to the 30's, would you listen to a ventriloquist on the radio? That is so baffling to me that that was a popular program