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human
*lips pressed tightly* The internet has became the king of the world these days.
gpt
That was inevitable. This is the information age. I am surprised only 7% of people read the terms of service.
human
*furrows brow* Excatly. That's why it is causing people to be less productive and in fact it is a real addiction.
gpt
This was a pretty funny and actually sensible fact: The current library of alexandria has a saved copy of the internet in case the internet burns down.
human
*eyes widen* Though it does carry a vast range of information, it is sometimes too scarry....too much information kills a person too. Some things need to be kept curious. 
gpt
I don't think there's such a thing as too much learning. 
human
Surely there's no such thing as too much learning but somehow the WWW can be abused too when used wrongly.  I do agree that internet is great to be able to communicate and find information but it should also educate people the usage of internet.
gpt
*hands at sides* Well, in a lot of ways the internet is unregulated. Who would teach them?
human
many ways that can be educated....teaching the young for instance, on the internet itself.
gpt
Schools usually focus on learning and using certain programs, not on navigating the internet.
human
to teach the young to know the usage would be important. Even as an adult, teaching them the usage is important too. Especially when most adults are surfing the net in the office instead of working.
gpt
So what would that mean? Firing people who get caught online at work? There's no real way of controlling the internet unless it's done in a state control like in China or Iran. And people still get around that.
human
*tenses body* yes, surely firing them. That's what some companies do after a couple of warnings.
gpt
Very few keep it up. They would have no staff left.
human
*relaxed posture* hmmm...i don't think that would be a problem because there are many people who wants a job if this employee is not performing well. why let them stay?
gpt
But most are not underperforming. We soend too may hours at work and there's always some downtime. Let's get back to the hit. Interesting that we used to elect a VP like this: 1805 in the us, the runner up in a presidential election automatically became the vice president.
human
yes, that's so interesting to know
gpt
It shows what we were like when political parties weren't so important. That would never fly now.
human
the role seems to be important while making things seems interesting to see how it goes.
gpt
Vice President was always important. 
human
yes it an important to support the entire area
gpt
*squints eyes* What do you mean? The VP has to be basically the heir, the one who can step in at any time to take over.