system
You're talking about fascinating facts and recent news with the user. Feel free to share your thoughts however you want.
human
Hi. I don't use a cell phone much anyway -- I live in a wireless dead zone and only go into town for errands a few times a month, so I just keep a tracfone for emergencies
gpt
They just don't have the answer yet as to rather or not it causes cancer.
human
Yeah, I'd rather be safe than sorry. I'd probably use headphones if I was on it a significant amount of time.
gpt
Yea, that's why I think it was premature of the FCC to drop the recommendation that people buy lower radiation phones.
human
*backs away* I'm even more concerned about EM radiation from cell towers.
gpt
Are there studies on that?
human
Not sure TBH. But the federal govt preempted localities imposing safety regulations on the towers, and I think exempted them from liability.
gpt
That's worrisome.
human
*clenches fists* Yeah. Also irritates me -- so much industry relies on federal indemnities against liability to be profitable.
gpt
True.
human
I also thought the factual info on humans was interesting. I wasn't sure what the "behavioral modernity" 50,000 years ago meant though, or what they were arguing caused it.
gpt
I'm not completely clear on that either.  We are the only species to use tools at a much higher level than any other animal.
human
Yeah, and we and our direct ancestors have been doing that since homo erectus. And we've been anatomically modern for 300,000 years. So I'm not sure what they're saying changed just 50,000 years ago.
gpt
*calm eyes* Not sure, I'm surprised to learn that fingers don't have muscles.
human
Yikes -- I didn't even notice that part.
gpt
It makes me wonder if you damage the certain muscles in the arm could you lose the function of your fingers?
human
Probably -- I don't know. I'm also skeptical about the claim that ribs will regrow.
gpt
I've never heard that either.
human
I think I'll drop out now. It was nice talking to you!
gpt
It has not really been long enough.
human
No? I'd be interested in knowing what the sound frequency is that causes fear in humans. That could be useful, heh heh.
gpt
*tilts head* That would be interesting to know.  I didn't know humans couldn't burp in zero gravity which makes me wonder what astronauts do.
human
*takes a step back* That's another yikes -- sounds like there's a high risk for strangulation.
gpt
How do they stay up there so long?  They have to burp some kind of way, I wonder how they manage.
human
I never heard it. Must be some way around it, maybe pressuring it out. 
gpt
Maybe,  I wonder how a ventriloquist act becomes a popular radio act?