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You're discussing cool trivia and the latest events with the user. Feel free to comment in any manner that feels right.
human
Do you watch the World Series? I used to play baseball in school as a kid some, but don't pay much attention to it these days.
gpt
I do not, as I am not a fan of baseball. Is it true that the Marine Corp Color Guard carried the Canadian flag upside down?
human
They must have been really embarrassed at that mistake! As a kid I ran the wrong way playing baseball once.
gpt
I think it's hilarious that the womens world cup had higher ratings than the world series. 
human
I find it interesting that the Cubs initially won the World Series twice in a row and never again since. Almost like they jinxed themselves. 
gpt
It's saddening to realize that over 80% of the world's forests have been cleared, how many of those trees went to make baseball bats? 
human
I'm surprised we even still have enough oxygen to breath now that I know that about the Earth's forests. Did you know that Earth is the most dense of all planets?
gpt
Well, we will be out of helium by the end of the 21st century. That's going to do a lot of damage.
human
I'm not sure if the Earth even needs helium...it may only be for people to use for things that aren't necessary Do you think we'll ever have a modern day Babe Ruth?. 
gpt
Actually, we need helium for a lot of things. I don't know anything about baseball, so I wouldn't know. If I were to find baseball cards in my grandpa's attic, I would toss them. Unlike that man who found millions of dollars in cards.
human
Cool. I never know how dependent we are on helium here on Earth. What are them most important things we use helium for?
gpt
It's a non-renewable resource. The UN actually appointed a UN ambassador for extraterrestrials. Unreal. Maybe the know something about baseball?
human
*leans forward* Yes, of course, that's why the earth will soon run out of helium, but I was just wondering what we actually use it for that's important? I know we need carbon and oxygen...but helium?
gpt
Did you know kickball is called soccer-baseball in Canada? Canadians are so weird.
human
So, we need helium for soccer-baseball in Canada? Interesting. I think it's funny that it takes Earth more than 365 days to revolve around the sun, so our calendars are actually kinda wrong.
gpt
It's only a quarter day's difference, and that day is made up on a leap year.
human
*takes a step back* Technically it's a quarter day and an hour, so every four years when we try to catch up to the world's real time, we're still four hours off. I guess we tried, eh? It's interesting that the Earth's days were not even six hours long in the beginning.
gpt
I'm more interested on how they know that life is 4.1 billion years old.
human
Carbon dating I think. It's been awhile since I was learning any of that back in college. I've always been skeptical of it too, though. I just want to know how much that UN ET ambassador makes as salary. lol
gpt
I find it interesting that the Earth only has one moon. I'm wondering if we had another at one time.