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human
*eyes widen* Are you familiar with Jordan Peterson who wrote "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos?"  He's into self-improvement
gpt
No, this is the first time I have heard of him.  He seems to be a strong traditionalist.
human
*raises eyebrows* Lots of men are purchasing his books and looking at him on Youtube as a father figure.

gpt
I found is anti-PC viewpoints quite surprising for an academic professor, considering the "safe space" movement in academia today.
human
*eyes brighten* I appreciate that he is trying to help youths get their lives in order to mature into productive adults, though.
gpt
I agree.  I think that is very important considering many youths view media stars as role models.  It is unfortunate that traditional parenting has been replaced by Kardashians,
human
The truths he tells can be depressing though as he tells the truth about how people exist in the world.  But, he does seem to offer some hope.
gpt
Real life can be depressing and not fair.  Families have issues, economies fail, and the next social fad / norm is being pushed by liberals.   I appreciate his focus on unalienable truths and the hope within those.
human
*takes a step forward* Do you watch much Youtube?  It's the second largest way to search on the internet.  
gpt
I watch occasionally for self-help videos, for example bicycle repair.  You can find almost anything and some of it is scary.  Apparently  Peterson's got a YouTube channel for "Antidote to Chaos".
human
Justin Bieber may both love and hate Youtube because although he is widespread on youtube, his "baby" video is the most disliked video on youtube.
gpt
I am not a JB fan, so put me in the dislike column.  What is interesting is how YouTube evolved.  Did you know that it started as an internet dating site?
human
I didn't know that.  But if there were any unsolved mysteries, then the police can search them on their youtube channel called "blutube."
gpt
*tilts head* I did not know that.  It seems that there is a place for almost anything on the internet?  For the "pet-less", you can create a virtual pet at neopets.com.
human
My kids used to do that on a similar site.  Do you follow Reddit online?  Lots of people can text posts, links and images and vote on them.
gpt
*tightens jaw* I am not into social media.  It seems to the primary source of "fake news".  I am not sure I like the concept of social news aggregation and ranking.  News should be factual not necessarily popular.
human
*takes a step back* Well, only .53% of people going on Reddit actually vote.  That might skew what is thought as real or fake news.  It's so hard to tell, but must be some bias.
gpt
*wrinkles nose* What is of real concern is the invasion of the "bots".  Did you know that there are more automated software programs (bots) on the internet than people.  So was that Reddit vote real or fake?
human
Who knows?  Am I talking to a bot now?  I can read a magazine People made based upon Reddit.  I'm hoping that real people would be writing People magazine haha
gpt
You never know?  I read an article about bots fighting over a Wiki page on Israel.  One would change Israel to Palestine and the other would change it back.  The page was always edited a few seconds ago.  