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You're chatting with the user about fun trivia and current events. Feel free to express your opinion in any way you'd like.
human
Happy Saturday! Do you read DC comics? I hear there's going to be a new series starring Hawkman?
gpt
I did not hear that. I don't know Hawkman. Is he cool?
human
*takes a step back* Ha! Me neither! I'm not a great fan, but I know some people are. I guess Stan Lee who is responsible for so many comics has a favorite word he ends all his conversations with, Excelsior!
gpt
*relaxed posture* What does that even mean? Excelsior? I guess he wanted a catchphrase. He got one. No one else will ever use that. 
human
Right! I can't imagine saying it myself. Michigan State University is a fan of comics They have the largest publically available comic book collection in the world. I wonder if that really distracts students!
gpt
They might restrict access. You might have to have a special card. I wonder. That would be a distraction.
human
*takes a step forward* I guess they even have the generic comic book that Marvel published so that they could trademark the names super-hero and super-villian.
gpt
*relaxed posture* That would be the doing of the lawyers. I guess they can try to control those words. I wonder if it works.
human
*takes a step back* Probably. The university must also have some of the first books that were made of only comic strips with a humorous tone. It's wasn't until later that they started having stories of other genres too.
gpt
Yes, I think that it's easier to make jokes in comics. Easy to draw funny faces and bodies and such. Realistic stuff is harder. Drama is a challenge in the medium.
human
*laughs* That's a good point. Funny is easier because it doesn't have to be so accurate. It's funny that DC stands for Detective Comics so the real name is Detective Comics Comics!
gpt
*relaxed posture* Yes, a silly name, since few of the stories are about detectives. What do you think about the universe? If you could fold a piece of paper in half 103 times it would be as thick as the observable universe.
human
*leans forward* That's a hard thing to picture for me. Hard to visualize. I wonder if that will change if they are right about there being a region of space that may be pulling galaxies outside our observable universe?
gpt
I wonder how that is possible, but the universe is huge and mysterious. In fact, the universe may exist inside a black hole.
human
Yes, there are all kinds of theories about the universe, right? One is that the universe evolve through natural selection must like species on earth do!
gpt
We might be in a pretty good universe, or a crappy one that will disappear. Oh well. Just don't die before I retire.
human
*laughs* No, retirement is looking good to me! Speaking of science, did you ever watch Bill Nye The Science Guy? My kids loved that show and he did do some fun science!
gpt
He is a natural entertainer. Great presentation, great showman.
human
*takes a step back* He really did entertain a lot of people. Did you ever play Ninetendo for entertainment? Those early systems were really low-tech, with only 54 color displays.
gpt
The tech was low but the gameplay was great! Great game design. Anyway, great chat!
human
Yes, a lot of people go hours of entertainment out of that old system. Good to visit with you too!
gpt
Talk to you soon! We'll visit in the future.
human
Maybe we will get to hang out some more soon. As Stan Lee says at the end of his conversations, Excelsior!
gpt
Excelsior!!
human
Of as Ronald Reagan said after being rejected for a movie because he didn't seem presidential enough..."Take one for the Gipper!"
gpt
*hands at sides* Yes, funny. I guess presidents looked different in those days. 
human
*smiles* Good point, they probably did. Just think how different Caesar looked from politicians today, in 50 BC when he visited Britain and saw that they raised chickens for entertainment and not food!
gpt
Well, thanks for the chat!
human
You too, have an entertaining weekend!
gpt
Thanks!