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human
*takes a step forward* HI, Did you know that Jupiter has radio storms so strong that you can actually hear them by AM radio?
gpt
Yes i was listening to them on my AM radio the other day. Its kinda cool
human
*eyes widen* Wow, i didn't know that, I wouldn't even know what to listen for, what do they sound like?
gpt
A bunch of static really. Much like canadian music.  lol
human
*opens mouth slightly* Ha ha, i think it funny that it's a Canadian law that 40% of their radio music played has to be Canadian.
gpt
That must be a ton of Justin Bieber music songs. He is from canada.
human
True, I forgot he was! I've never been to Canada, have you?
gpt
no. I used to live near the border to but had no desire to go
human
Did you know that there are more libraries than McDonald's in the U.S.?
gpt
Really. I did not know that. I know McDonalds built the first drive thru though
human
Oh, I didn't know that!  It's interesting that an imprisoned man spent 10 years in the library studying law to prove his innocence, and it worked!  He is now a lawyer that helps falsely convicted people.
gpt
That is why I don't borrow from Library. I am too afraid of going to jail if I return my book late.
human
Ha, good one!  The guy who started Netflix, had 40 bucks in late fees on a video rental and thought that was insane so he started Netflix !
gpt
If I went to jail then I would likely spend all my time in the library too. I would be trying to watch as many DVDs as I could
human
In 1895 the UK prime minister Gladstone founded a public library at age 85 and wheelbarrowed his personal collection of 32,000 books for 3/4 mile to donate them.
gpt
That is so cool, to start your own library. Such a wonderful gift to his community.
human
Yes, I think so too!  His daughter said...He was bringing together books who had no reader and readers who had no books!
gpt
I wonder how he was able to collect so many books back then?
human
*takes a step back* I was just wondering that also, growing up we had a library in our home, well it was the spare room with shelves, but we called it our library and we had hundreds of books but I can't imagine how he amassed that many in the 1800's
gpt
I wonder how modern libraries are able to keep up with all the demand for digital media these days.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Yep, everythings streaming and digital these days. I see that Sacramento actually has a "library of things" to rent, like sewing machines, that's pretty neat.
gpt
I think I am going to the local library and check out a book now. 