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human
Wow, scientist Harrison Schmitt walked on the moon.
gpt
*relaxed posture* Unlike me. I have never walked on the moon and probably never will. Have you heard of Project Steve?
human
Imagine running out of oxygen. That's scary. That made me think of Steve Harvey. However, no I have not. What is it?
gpt
It is a list of scientists that support evolution and oppose intelligent design. Plus they are all named Steve. 
human
Wow, that is interesting. Well, based on Steves' ideas, maybe one of them created a world wide web in 1989. Hopefully, he's an English scientist.
gpt
Scientists have done some amazing things. Scientists at Harvard stored a gif on the DNA of a bacteria. I bet that'll come in real handy.
human
*takes a step forward* That is true. Gif? Like the gifs in social media? If it is, then that is awesome! Scientist John von Neumann converted math into ancient greek.
gpt
*eyes widen* von Neumman was a god. He could multiply 8 digit numbers in his head. Did you know that you can't own a rabbit in Queensland with a license?
human
He did that at the age of 6! What a prodigy! Really? You don't need a license for a bunny here. 
gpt
I think the Ozzies had a problems with rabbits breeding like crazy and destroying the flora. Are you a fan of radio?
human
Well, don't they have surgery to stop the breeding? Yes I am a fan of radio. I listen to common music like the ones in a dental office.
gpt
The dentist's office is the happening place for radio. For some reason, a ventriloquist was one of the most popular radio acts in the 1930s. Hm. Radio. Can't see the ventriloquist.
human
However, you do not see the puppet beside the ventriloquist. What's the point with that? Maybe it's the voice.
gpt
I guess some people are easily entertained. There is a radio station that transforms solar activity into sound. Probably as good as the top 40 these days.
human
Maybe they are entertained based on the voice. With technology, there is a website where you can listen to lots of classic radio dramas for free.
gpt
I wonder if they have the ventriloquist's show on there. Maybe people from a half dozen generations ago listen to these shows.
human
Now, ventriloquists can be seen.
gpt
It's quite true. I think that radio is a dying medium, and that ventriloquists still soldier on in newer media, like TV.
human
The only radios, to be honest, are the ones in the cars. 
gpt
I guess people want to listen to talk show hosts. To me, about as interesting as solar activity.