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human
Are you comfortable talking about the government?
gpt
Sure, I'm up for talking about anything. What do you think of our president and our govt?
human
What do you think about the statement, the people want to be kept secure and safe, but don't want to know how it is done
gpt
I think that it makes us guilty of all kinds of things that we might not want to take part in. We're adults. We can hear the truth.
human
*relaxed posture* True but lately, I have been growing feeling that ignorance is bliss to an extent. A bit worried where the current government is going
gpt
I am worried too. Too much learning on the job. The Oval Office should be for those with experience. Too much is at stake.
human
I kind of which they provided more qualified presidential candidates. The last elections choices were for me trying to see who was less worse. Choosing presidents shouldn't be like that
gpt
Yes, very frustrating. Money has coopted the entire process. Now the candidate is sold to the highest bidder. I don't have enough money to buy a meaningful vote. 
human
*relaxed posture* In regards to voting, it is sad how low the voter turnout is in the US
gpt
It is quite low. Votes are apathetic and believe they have no faith in the system. How can that be changed? I wonder.
human
I mean other countries have 90% turnup so...
gpt
I know that Australia requires people to vote. That is a good way to get a govt of the people.
human
I mean I like how the current government balanced freedom with absolute state authority, but the dominance of only 2 party has lead to some issues being argued over just for the sake of a political agenda rather than the people
gpt
Yes, the politicians serve themselves first, then the people a distance second. Or third. Actually, do they serve us?
human
I wonder if the structure in plato's republic would resolve any of our current problems
gpt
Philosopher king? SOmething like that? I wonder. I like the lottery system of Athens.
human
Well basically, those who can't have can rule. But those who don't rule can have. 
gpt
Oh, no plutocracy then. Renounce possessions and assets and you get the reins of power. 
human
*hands at sides* Basically ya, it tries to remove any external forces that would motivate rulers to make selfish choices I guess. Not sure how it would work out though
gpt
I figure there would be quid pro quo, not immediate, but after the fact, once the rule left. No way to stop corruption without watchers. But will watch them? Anyway, great chat!