system
You're chatting about fun facts and current affairs with the user. Feel free to add your perspective in any way you'd like.
human
*eyes brighten* Do you use Facebook?
gpt
Here and there to find out what people are up to, but I don't really like what a mess it's become. I think it's absurd that 30% of American adults use it as their primary news source.
human
*eyes brighten* Yeah, it is definitely not a good news source. It seems taken over with ads lately. It's too frustrating for me to get on.
gpt
Yes, the people who use it for news don't realize that it's an advertising platform manipulating their information and interactions. Maybe that's why a third of divorce filings in 2011 contained the word "facebook."
human
*body relaxes* That is very strange. Seems like a sinking ship just like Myspace. Myspace apparently turned down an offer to buy facebook in 2005 for 75 million.
gpt
Well, there are more people on facebook than there were people in the world 200 years ago, so I think it's too big to fail until something else better comes along.
human
*laughs* Wow, I didn't know that. Facebook is primarily blue because Mark zuckerburg is red-green colorblind.
gpt
I guess it was a good color choice since that's not super uncommon among men and the company ended up being valued at $104 billion at its IPO in 2012.
human
Yeah, they are doing really well now in terms of money. I believe they were valued at around 600 billion recently.
gpt
That's pretty crazy considering it started out confined to Harvard and then Boston area and Ivy League schools/Stanford
human
*leans slightly forward* That's interesting. Do you listen to the radio?
gpt
I actually spend more time listening to the radio in the car than I do browsing Facebook, which is pretty low-tech in its use of electromagnetic energy compared to the internet.
human
I usually use spotify, but sometimes the radio. AM radio can sometimes pick up signals from radio storms on jupiter. 
gpt
That's pretty far out. There's also a station that translates solar activity into sound so you can listen to the music of the sun live.
human
*smiles* That's very interesting. Do you like baseball?
gpt
I think it's just as boring in person as it is on the radio lol. 
human
*eyes brighten* Me too. I don't really know much about it, but baseball is apparently very popular in Japan.
gpt
I wonder how they name their teams. The minor league team, the Albuquerque Isotopes, was actually names after a fictional team on The Simpsons.
human
*smiles* I also wonder who comes up with the names and mascots. Kickball is called soccer-baseball in canada. 
gpt
That's interesting. I can't imagine a kickball league would go through as many balls as MLB--they use approximately 160,000 balls in an average season.