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human
Hello.  Do you do any stretching exercises?  Experts are saying now that dynamic stretching is better for the body.
gpt
*takes a step back* I read that too!  I do a little stretching before cycling to work.  What I found interesting is that the example provide is 74 nd stretches for 1 hr 6 days/wk walks/runs for 45 mins 5 days / wk.  I just don't have that amount of free time!
human
I don't have that much free time either.  There are some people that think that combining both kinds of stretches is better than just doing one.
gpt
That seems to make sense, given the range of motion of different body parts.  Also, it seems that stretching can be very beneficial for "nonexercised", such as routine walking.  I wonder if they would consider stretching before dancing?
human
I guess it would depend on what type of dance the person is going to do.  Static stretching helps with flexibility and dynamic is good for competition.
gpt
*takes a step back* True.  Apparently Emilia Clarke did the funky chicken and robot dance in an audition.  I guess both types of stretching would be required for that.  Oh, the contortions we put the human body thru!
human
So do you watch any television shows?  I heard there are over 750 episodes of pokemon!
gpt
I watch a little, basically history and British comedy / drama on PBS.  Going back to stretching, did you know that you can incorporate static stretching in TV watching.  Perhaps I will do that during commercials and program breaks!
human
I didn't know that! I think I will try and do that too!  You know, I've heard that stretching helps with flexibility and martial arts experts need to be flexible. So I guess it makes sense that Bruce Lee was not only fantastic at martial arts but also a great dancer.
gpt
*takes a step forward* He definitely has more dexterity than Homer Simpson.  Did you know that Homer Simpson had 188 jobs in the 1st 400 episodes before going steady at the nuclear plant.  His resume would be a book if listed each and every job!
human
I didn't know that.  I wonder how they showed that in the show.  I did know though that Bart is in every episode except for one.
gpt
The show has to have Bart - he's essential.  Like the kids watching Mr. Rogers on PBS.  Did you know that they had an episode in which he had to learn to break dance?  Somehow, I have trouble visualizing Bart break dancing.
human
Maybe he could use the device Michael Jackson patented.  It's a device he used on some of his dance moves.
gpt
I always associated the "Moonwalk" as a Michael Jackson original move.  Little did I know that the 1st Moonwalk was performed by a tap dancer Bill Bailey in 1955!
human
I had no idea! I thought he made that up too!  I guess it's more professional then since a tap dancer used it long ago.  You know, everyone likes to move to music in some way.  Even babies smile and move when they hear music.
gpt
I knew someone who had a parrot.  That thing would bob up and down with music.  I guess it's in their genes.  But, I think the range of creative dance belongs exclusively to humans.  Do you agree? 
human
I haven't actually thought about it until now.  I guess, as I think about it, I do agree. From what I've heard our brains are more complex than animals so I assume creativity is our domain.
gpt
I would say we are dominant in the arts, creativity, technology, tools, and the intersection thereof.  Yet, in terms of earth's history we have only recently arrived.  If viewed as a day, humans have been around 1 min 17 secs.
human
However, sound can bring us down.  Apparently there's a sound frequency that can cause us to feel fear.
gpt
I did not know that.  In thinking about how we are both above and related to other species, I have a Blue Heeler whose hair stands up on its back when in defensive or attack mode.  I just learned that while humans have lost most of their body hair, an evolutionary trait causes humans to get goosebumps that use to cause our fur to stand up to make us appear larger!