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You're conversing about fascinating trivia and the latest happenings with the user. Feel free to express yourself however you want.
human
*smiles* Good morning! How's your day going? Are you interested in science like genetic engineering or the planet?
gpt
Yea I'm interested in all that. It's fascinating life on earth may have started 4.1 billion years ago
human
Does it bother you about how many species are being lost of the planet or do you think it's all a part of what's gone on since the beginning?
gpt
*wrinkles nose* Well it's natural for species to die off but not as fast as the current rate. it's a shame humans have destroyed so much like 80% of natural forests
human
Yes, that does make me sad. I know that the landscape has repeatedly changed but when you see all those trees down, it's depressing. And to think that in the earth
gpt
*eyes downcast* Humans have had such a great impact in a short amount of time, if the earth's history was a 24 hour period humans would have been here for 1 min and 17 secs 
human
Yes! I got so excited about the trees that I didn't finish my last thought but that's exactly what I was thinking. We've been here such a short time compared to the earth's existence! It's funny that we now have an ambassador for extraterrestrials, in case they ever make contact with us!
gpt
That is strange. I wonder what is happening to all the helium, earth is suppose to run out by the end of the century
human
*raises eyebrows* That does seem weird and I've not heard of other elements disappearing. It's not from all the balloons, I'm sure. Early humans used tools with a lot of dexterity compared to other animals, but it just can't be all those balloons we've blown up!
gpt
It is quite fascinating how something as simple as manual dexterity and tool use has made us so successful as a species
human
Yes it has! I guess our ancestors started showing modern behaviors around 50,000 years ago and started heading out of Africa to other parts of the globe. They must have been brave or desperate for survival?
gpt
I think that humans naturally are natural explorers and as soon as the natural barriers left starting venturing out 50,000 years ago
human
Yes and our adaptations for long distance running, made them some of the best at hunting across great distances. Even better than the animals.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Yea, it's crazy how human use distance running to hunt, just repeatedly chasing an animal faster than you until it dies from exhaustion  
human
I wonder what part the fact that humans experience fear when they hear a certain sound frequency played in survival? Maybe it's the lion's roar or lightening strikes or some other sound that spells danger?
gpt
It is possible, not only do sound frequency produce fear but most humans have an innate fear of snakes and spiders
human
*takes a step back* Maybe we should have a fear of zebra fish, since 84% of the genes associated with our diseases, also have a counterpart in zebra fish! 
gpt
*hands tremble* I'm more scared of the black swallower fish, it can eat prey twice its length
human
*takes a step forward* Ha! That's a good point. I'm not sure how big they would have to grow to threaten us but let's watch out, just in case! I heard that there is a jellyfish that lives forever, but I don't know how that can be true?
gpt
*relaxed posture* There are some species of jellyfish able to revert back to a larva stage after reaching adulthood, it's pretty cool
human
*smiles* I've learned some interesting things today about a lot of subjects from DNA, humans, fish and more!
gpt
Yea, it was nice chatting with you, have a good day