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You're chatting with the user about fun trivia and current events. Feel free to express your opinion in any way you'd like.
human
*hands at sides* Hello! Isn't it great hat we can talk over the Internet today? I remember the days without the World Wide Web (WWW).
gpt
*eyes widen* Indeed, back when we had to talk over the phone. Ha! But these days, iPhones have more computing power than the entire US nuclear ICBM deterrent. Isn't that crazy?
human
*raises eyebrows* Wow! These days there is even cell service and internet capabilities at the peak of Mt. Everest! Who could have imagined that?!
gpt
That is wild, isn't it? That's almost as crazy as the cables that carry internet and phone data across oceans are 2.7 inches in diameter and simply lay on the floor!
human
*raises eyebrows* Think how fast we went from no internet, to real measurable addiction in the brain from the constant novelty from clicking on links on the internet! 
gpt
No kidding! It's so addicting now, Unicef has agreed to donate an entire day's worth of clean water to kids in need for every minute one doesn't use their cell phone. That gives me hope at least!
human
Wow! I know it would be a struggle for me! But maybe it would get me caught up on some literature! Do you enjoy literature?
gpt
*clenches fists* I love literature! How about you? I really hated hearing the FDA burned six tons of literature in a censorship act. That is plain wrong!
human
I love it as well. Did you know literature was an Olympic event from 1912 until 1952?
gpt
Wouldn't it be great if it still was? I think it's also great that Winston Churchill won a Nobel Prize for literature instead of peace. That's quite an accomplishment!
human
Indeed it is. I wonder if he ever entered the annual literature contest that challenges writers to come up with the worst possible opening to a novel. Isn't that a strange competition?! 
gpt
*takes a step back* That is! I bet a lot of the material is hilarious! Although I find it unbelievable that romantic kissing is a recent development seldom mentioned in ancient Greek literature!
human
Indeed. Maybe writing about romantic kissing contributed to the growing distribution and proliferation of written works, culminating in electronic literature?
gpt
Probably so! But what gets me is we're willing to read literature but only 7% of plus actually read the full terms before buying stuff online. No telling what we agree to without even knowing!
human
No kidding. Did you know the currently library of Alexandria has saved a copy of the internet in case the internet burns down. How long do you think it would take to read all that??
gpt
*takes a step back* I bet it would take longer than we can imagine. Ha! Did you know the 3 horizontal line menu on websites and apps is actually called the "hamburger button". That's weird!
human
*takes a step forward* Hamburger button?! Now that's making me funny. I might have to use my telephone to call and order some dinner! Remember the old days when you had to keep a phone book around to look up phone numbers?
gpt
Indeed I do. It was a lot simpler back then. In fact, 212 is New York's area code because it's actually the fastest number to dial on a rotary phone. I kind of figured 111 would be, but apparently not!
human
*opens mouth slightly* I have to admit, sometimes I miss rotary phones and phone books. It's impossible to separate two phonebooks that simply have their pages overlapped together! 
gpt
Ha! I bet is impossible even though I've never tried it. You ever stop to think about how phones work and how weirdly amazing it is? How they convert sound and the human voice into electronic signals that are then transmitted by cables and other channels to another phone. It's so fascinating to me!
human
It's very fascinating. I wonder what communication technology will come next? 
gpt
There's no telling! We've already got the internet, electronic mail, file sharing and telephony. I guess we shall see! Well it was great chatting with you! Have a good evening, friend!