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human
Hi, how are you today?
gpt
Good, just listening to a audio book. I used to think it was just for the kids but I really enjoy it also. How about you?
human
I don't listen to audio books much, but I understand the appeal. People want to relax during a commute, or close their eyes and enjoy a well-read story.
gpt
Yes, it help make a drive home more commute more relaxing. I am supporting an annual even founded by LitWorld to celebrate literacy as a fundamental human right. 
human
Literacy is a fundamental human right. It will be a good day when everyone can read. 
gpt
Yes, I agree with you. This year LtWorld is a cosponsor of Scholastic, also. They are offering a variety of online resources for parents and teacher alike. They help coordinate read-a-load events for example.
human
That's great! Even the military wants their troops to read. They make reading lists to encourage troops to read.
gpt
Yeah, its a healthy pastime that can help with mental health also. A book about a long road trip like The Goldfinch can be mesmerizing. 
human
I think it's health to read, too. Contrast that attitude with the 18th century: there was a "moral panic" because of the spread  of novels.
gpt
*eyes widen* Yea, right? What a weird world it must have been back then, that was the same time they were not washing their hands for surgeries. Reading Braille is a skill I wish I had learned along the way in life.
human
I've heard that Napoleon wanted some system of communication that required neither light nor sound. Early versions of Braille were the result. I wonder if people can speed-read in Braille.
gpt
Noway!! That's incredible. Like all languages it is complex interaction between text and reader. Ya know, a funny fact is hat the world record for speed reading is 4,700 words per minute.
human
I wonder how much that person retains. They can't possibly keep it all in their head.
gpt
I bet it isn't much! How could it possibly be. I think it's a fun game to play with guest, when you read terrible poetry aloud without laughing.
human
*relaxed posture* They probably found some of the worst poetry out there. And learned to read it for maximum humorous effect.
gpt
*laughs* Yes, exactly! C.S. Lewis coined the game You Laugh, You Lose.
human
I wonder what the loser had to pay. Money? Beer? People would have paid to watch them compete.
gpt
Hmm? It may have been something to do with cleaning out the car, I don't know? I really love to washing and wax mine, its a classic model T.
human
You have a model T? From what year? Does it have flamethrowers?
gpt
HA, no flame throwers and its just the frame of the car right now because it was passed down to me. Its a 1908 Model T. A very well respect car. 