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human
Did you know Uber has already started using driverless cars? I thought Google was still developing/testing those
gpt
Yeah that is pretty crazy, I for one am on the fence about how i feel about self driving cars, I feel like a driver should still be required to be behind the wheel just case.
human
Some poor woman in Arizona was hit and killed by one of those cars. But can we be sure that it was specifically because the car was driverless? Could've happened with a human driver, too
gpt
yeah or it could have been something the woman did, without much information to go on we dont really know what happened.
human
Exactly. And I guess there are always risks (and casualties) when new tech is being tested out in the real world
gpt
*lips slightly parted* Did you know that 80% of the land in Nevada is owned by the government?
human
No! I guess that's why there are so few people there? Not a lot of private land up for sale? Or maybe the gov snatched it via the eminent domain doctrine
gpt
Maybe they did, and they for sure are not gonna let it go now. Wikileaks also published the governments plans to destroy Wikileaks.
human
*eyes brighten* That's hilarious. Even funnier: some dude pretended to work for the French government and sold the Eiffel tower to - get this - two different buyers.
gpt
Haha I bet they were not happy with that dude. I wish more places would do what Norway did in 2008 and give billions to save rain forest, our planet needs the help.
human
*leans forward* Absolutely. Question: would you rather be fooled by someone who says they can sell you a landmark like the Eiffel tower or by someone who says they're going to give you a billion dollars towards your cause?
gpt
I would rather be fooled about buying a landmark, because if I thought I had a billion coming to me I would end up making some real dumb choices to only find out it was a lie.
human
*raises eyebrows* But if you thought you were buying a landmark, you could get swindled out of money, whereas in the other example you just don't get money you think is coming to you
gpt
*leans slightly forward* If I thought I could buy a landmark and was really that gullible, I probably deserve to be swindled lmao.
human
Good point. I'd feel even worse if I were the guy who cracked the ONE GAVEL that the US Senate had been using for 165 years. Did you know that President Nixon did that?
gpt
*leans forward* Well I think in the long run Nixon had much bigger problems to worry about than that gavel.I think is crazy that women were not allowed to wear pants on the senate floor in 1993 and before.
human
What??? No way. I mean, they're still not legally allowed to wear pants in Paris, but it hasn't been enforced for decades. Was it enforced until 1993??
gpt
*lips slightly parted* It was enforced until two women staged a protest by wearing pantsuits.
human
Wow. How could the government pass legislation protecting gov employees from prosecution related to violated the Geneva conventions but make a big stink about women...wearing...pants?!
gpt
humans are a fickle creature, we make silly rules and laws for every little thing, even when those things are not hurting anyone, like gay marriage, if two people want to be together and they are the same gender...who cares? It's not hurting anyone, yet a big stink is still made, but we seem to be getting better in some aspects. 
human
*eyes brighten* EXACTLY. I feel the same way
gpt
Well it was real nice chatting with you, have a wonderful night!