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human
Do you like pomegranate?
gpt
I have not had a lot of pomegranate to know if I like it or not for sure. Do you?
human
I like it but it's kind of difficult to get the seeds out for the amount of fruit you get. But they are good for taming inflammation and are good for health in other ways.
gpt
It always did seem like a lot of work. I know they have recently made a big push into the drink scene because of these benefits.
human
Yeah, have you tried POM? I always am kind of wary of mass produced juices though.
gpt
I have not tried it because I am not a big juice drinker. I find that they tend to be overly sugary.
human
Right, I agree. I feel that sometimes they don't include the best part of the fruit either.
gpt
Yes I like to have the fiber from the fruit itself as it helps with the amount of sugar you ingest while eating it. You lose that in juices.
human
Right. Some people think separating the pomegranate seeds from the membrane can be therapeutic. Um, I'm not sure about that for me. It just frustrates me and I get bored. Haha.
gpt
I don't think I would enjoy that. I have always enjoyed the Greek myth about the pomegranate though, are you familiar?
human
That sounds vaguely familiar but I am not sure. Pomegranates are supposed to be a mood booster as well.
gpt
The pomegranate was the symbol of life and marriage in Ancient Greece and because Persephone ate some of Hades seeds, she had to remain in the underworld for part of the year. The myth then says that because she does the goddess of Earth gets sad and that's why we have winter.
human
Interesting! In Ancient Greek mythology there were immortal Gods right? Well there is actually a jellyfish breed that is immoral.
gpt
They are a very uncomplicated creature, they are mostly water so there isn't a big risk for injury and disease like with humans.
human
*eyes widen* Sorry, I mean immortal not immoral haha! Yeah, you're right but it's still a fascinating concept. I like seahorses a lot. They are the only fish to have a neck.
gpt
*calm eyes* The male seahorse also gives birth to and cares for the young.
human
Neat! I would stay away from the black swallower fish. It can eat prey ten times its weight.
gpt
I wonder how big that fish is, I bet it's no match for us or we would have heard about it by now.
human
I believe it's a deep sea fish so we never come across it. Have you heard of the zebrafish? It has 84 percent of genes known to be associated with human diseases.

gpt
I have never heard of that fish, I wonder if it's close relation can help us scientifically/