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human
John Barlow was a lyricist for the Grateful Dead and advocate for freedom of expression.
gpt
wow! I did not know that!
human
Barlow knew the internet would be a great way for people to communicate.
gpt
looks like he was pretty sick too.  Mr. Barlow had been battling a variety of debilitating illnesses since 2015,
human
Yes he died at the age of 70
gpt
he helped make the term Cyberspace!
human
Yes, he also wrote Blow Away and We can run.
gpt
Looks like he was Mr. Barlow was born in Sublette County, Wyo., on Oct. 3, 1947,
human
*takes a step back* His father also worked at a state senator.
gpt
He quit school too!
human
He also helped to found the EFF to protect civil liberties online.
gpt
That's interesting! The 3 horizontal line menu on apps and websites is called a hamburger button.
human
Yes, there are many things to learn from the internet such as filesharing and email.
gpt
Constant novelty from clicking links on the internet can cause real addiction measurable in the brain.
human
*takes a step forward* Interesting, also the library of alexandria has a saved copy of the internet! 
gpt
Thats cool! Modern computers have the ability to follow generalized sets of operations, called programs.
human
*takes a step back* Computers can also be used as control systems for consumer devices.
gpt
There is 3g cell service and internet capabilities at the peak of mt. everest.
human
Fun, also if you smoke near an apple computer it actually voids the warranty
gpt
geez! The space shuttle's general purpose computer runs on 1mb of ram.
human
*eyes widen* Linkin Park has played 324 concerts in 2001.
gpt
wow! A concert is a live music performance in front of an audience
human
*calm eyes* Yes, by a musician, orchestra, band, etc.
gpt
he ramones played a total of 2,263 concerts...they toured almost non stop for over 20 years
human
*eyes widen* Wow, that's a lot of concerts. Creed had a concert so bad that they were sued.
gpt
really? wow! In 1972, pink floyd recorded a live concert at the ancient roman amphitheater in pompeii...with no audience.