system
You're having a discussion about interesting trivia and recent news with the user. Feel free to voice your thoughts however you like.
human
*relaxed posture* Good morning!  Can you believe facebook has been around since 2004?
gpt
*calm eyes*  Yes, and  it was worth 75 million 1 year later. They are successful.  
human
It's really incredible when you think about it.  I guess in that year they moved it from just being for college students to being for everyone. They definitely went fast!
gpt
And now they are valued in the hundreds of billion, it is like a small country. 
human
I didn't realize it until now but in 2004 it was for college students, 2005 adults, and in 2006 for anyone age 13 and above.
gpt
It thinks kids can get around that restriction, but do kids want to get on Facebook now  ? 
human
*hands at sides* I think they can too.  I don't know. I hear that they like Instagram better.  They used to like myspace but that's over.
gpt
*calm eyes* They could have bought Facebook in 2005, and now they would be lucky if Facebook wants to buy them. 
human
That is so true lol!  All facebook wanted was 75 million at that.
gpt
And the founders would be still rich if they sold at that time, but now they are mega rich. Are you on Facebook ? 
human
I am although I am considering tapering off some.  Are you on?
gpt
Yes, I log in once a day. Some people I know only use Facebook Messenger to communicate. 
human
Do you mean that's the only thing they use or that they just use that part of facebook only?
gpt
I don't know I have never asked them, but they stopped using their email, and they respond faster if I use Facebook messenger, personally, I don't like it. 
human
I am not sure I would either.  Facebook is getting too dominant as it is.  Did you know that a state in germany has made the like button illegal?
gpt
Do you what they tried to accomplish with that ?  But I don't mind, I have never used that button. 
human
No I don't.  I can only guess that perhaps it was to get people to use facebook less?
gpt
Maybe, or so people won't show their support for controversial issues or just a political party, some countries have very strict political campaign/advertisement laws. 
human
You know I hadn't thought about that but you could be right.  Some countries just the opposite though. Take Iceland for example.  They are rewriting their constitution via facebook.
gpt
*sighs* I think that was the objective of FaceBook, becoming some kind of super network that would benefit society. I think it did not succeed. At least the benefit to society part. 