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human
Hey there, do you have much interest in nature?
gpt
About the same as the average person.  I don't mind a short hike in the woods, or sitting by a river trying to catch some fish.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Nice, sounds fun. Did you know that there are species of fish that can eat prey twice their size?

gpt
*takes a step back* I'd like to see what they look like after a meal.  Like I feel after Thanksgiving.  
human
*leans forward* Hahaha so true. Yeah, they are called the black swallower, how fitting their name.
gpt
*takes a step forward* Is a jellyfish a fish?  I heard there is one that is immortal!
human
*eyes widen* Yeah that is the one species of jellyfish that scientists have been studying for so long trying to crack their secret. I guess sometimes it is hard to tell what a fish is, like the seahorse.
gpt
I just don't know how you know something is immortal. 
human
they must have studied them for so long. same as they do a lot of experimenting with zebra fish. 
gpt
Speaking of science and up to date technology, it turns out the White House still uses floppy disks.  to store date.  
human
Old school but there must be a good reason for it. speaking of the white house, it has twin buildings in ireland and france. 
gpt
I wonder why that is and who built them.  I used to live in DC, we always looked forward to see the tree go up around the White House.
human
I do not know actually and I wonder also who lives there. Well good you got a chance to see it now. Apparently Roosevlet banned them from the white house
gpt
Yeah, bit of a conservationist.  Just like the Norwegians, they donated a billion dollars to the amazon rain forest once.
human
That is a  lot of money. On the other hand the US government has really shifted their focus towards protecting their employees from prosecution if they violate geneva conventions
gpt
I wonder if it's against the Geneva Convention to see national monuments.  A man in France pretended to work for the government and sold the Eiffel Tower, not once but twice!
human
That is just insane, wow. Do you know when the White HOuse started getting used as a president's house?
gpt
I understand since John Adams.  Isn't he the second president.
human
*leans forward* That house must require a lot of maintenance. I wonder if they still have the solar panel that George Bush put back in it?
gpt
*eyes widen* 'd like to think of Bush up there installing them himself, with his tool belt on and cursing as things don't go right. You'd think it would be a Democrat putting up solar. 