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human
Hello, what do you think of theories regarding  children being too protected with "safe spaces"?
gpt
I can understand both sides of the argument. I think there's a level of safety that's good, but I think children gain strength from being exposed 
human
I'm not sure if that really should apply for bodily harm. Children being intentionally left to be exposed to diseases and/or being beaten by parents certainly can never be positive.
gpt
Definitely not, but many children survived things that aren't even a problem anymore. They also didn't have the Internet, and thus were more active
human
*takes a step back* I can see that, I've heard there is actually measurable addiction from clicking links on the Internet.
gpt
*takes a step forward* I've heard it compared to the affects of crack or meth. Internet connection nowadays is very fast, and yet the International Space Station has faster connection
human
Yeah it's crazy the places that have solid Internet, even the top of Mount Everest has good service,
gpt
Yet humans are the minority on the internet. There are more automated software programs using it
human
They're probably more smart and efficient too. Only 7% of humans actually read online terms and service.
gpt
That's not surprising. It's a right in Finland to have access to the internet
human
*eyes widen* As it probably should be too. Sometimes I wonder if we'd be better without it. The library of Alexandria has a copy of the entire Internet.
gpt
*takes a step forward* With how addicted people are to it, it's hard to say. It has its uses too. I remember back when I used to spend a lot of time on Neopets. Apparently it was very popular in 2001 since it was the fourth most trafficked website
human
*tilts head* On another note, are you interest in radio as well?
gpt
*takes a step back* I don't really listen to the radio much. There's a station that lets you listen live to the sun's music through translated solar activity
human
*opens mouth slightly* That seems impossible, but then again it eminds me of how Jupiter has radio storms that can be picked up by an AM radio.
gpt
*eyes widen* I wonder what that would sound like if it were translated. Back in the 1930s, a ventriloquist act was one of the most popular radio shows, which doesn't make much sense to me
human
*opens mouth slightly* Yeah I wonder what the appeal was with that. Radio shows are simpler than we think maybe. Soldiers in WWII made radios using a razorblade and pencil.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I wonder how good the sound was. Back in 1948, it's estimated that more than half of radio time was filled with Bing Crosby recordings
human
It's interesting to see what radio shows are most popular in different areas. Since 1989 a Finnish radio station broadcasts a weekly program entirely in classical latin.
gpt
Interesting. When a Chicago radio station didn't reveal the name of the band, a Hanson song became the most requested track
human
That's funny! Probably wouldn't happen in other places. In Canada, at least 40% of all music played has to be Canadian.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* There a many artists popular in America that were actually born in Canada. I wonder how many stations still do radio shows. The 1970s Fantastic Four show featured Bill Murray as the voice for the Human Torch