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human
*lips slightly parted* Do you listen to the radio much?
gpt
Hi! Yes, I listen to the radio almost daily on my morning commute, do you?
human
I like to listen to it at home while I cook. Do you usually listen to music, talk shows, or something else?
gpt
I really enjoy strictly music but more of a podcast listener too! I especially like science fiction podcasts and I recently learned that more than 80% of earth's natural forests have already been destroyed! What do you like to cook? 
human
Wow, it's awful to think how much of the forestation on the planet is gone! I hope some of it has at least been replaced with other kinds of plants, especially food-bearing ones. I like to cook just about anything.
gpt
Yeah, maybe there'll also be developments in the science field as well since when Earth was first formed, a day was only 5.5 hours long! So that means we only had to go to work for about thirty minutes each day! I would be a-ok with that!
human
It wouldn't leave much time for radio on your commute, though. I think I'd also miss sleeping if the day was only 5.5 hours long!
gpt
That's true and earth would be helium-free by the end of the 21st century, though I'm not too sure what the effect of helium currently has on us besides the fact that if you ingest helium from a balloon, you talk funny.
human
It's crazy to think that the Earth and the people on it could use up one of the basic elements, and yet we still use it to fill birthday party balloons!
gpt
Wonder if it has anything to do with changing climates, like 71% of Earths's surface is covered in water and the polar regions in ice, but that ice is rapidly decreasing with the drastic climate changes.
human
I think it also has to do with people using it. We've developed such advanced technology that we put a lot of elements to use that we didn't in the past.
gpt
These issues probably should be addressed at the next G20 summit, except when Putin shook the hand of the Canadian Prime Minister he told him "I guess I'll shake your hand, but I have one thing to say to you, you need to get out of Ukraine", talk about lack of people skills!
human
*relaxed posture* It might not be a great example of people skills, but I'd bet Ukraine appreciated it, and I can't say Putin didn't deserve it!
gpt
*eyes widen* Yeah, probably. I didn't know there were summit awards and they even awarded one to Eve-online, which is a massive multi-player online game for e-content and creativity. I wonder whether other online games received one.
human
It's amazing how the internet and gaming has become so important in modern times that Eve would get an award from an organization like the UN.
gpt
yeah! I'm not a gamer so I'm not too familiar with Eve, but I am aware of all the hype surrounding Fortnite. The radio talks about it all the time
human
I've played a few games, but not Eve. I've heard it has a bit of a harsh culture. Funny how we've come full circle, starting with simple technology like radio and evolving to the internet and hi-tech computers that are talked about...on the radio!
gpt
That's a really great point! There are even websites that lets you listen to thousands of shows for free, though I'm not too familiar with what radio dramas are, I think those refer to podcasts. What do you mean by "harsh culture". 
human
Sometimes when people have anonymity in a game, they abuse it and treat others badly. Most gamers aren't like that, but some are very toxic. The two-way communication in games is great, but radio definitely has an advantage of avoiding the anonymous bullying that can crop up in games.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Oh my goodness, I've seen how crazy some gamers get when they're gaming. Thanks for clarifying what the harsh culture means. I heard on the radio today that Apple will pay the kid who found the FaceTime eavesdropping bug and it stemmed from the fact that he wanted to set up group facetime with friends to play Fortnite. 