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human
Are you a big reader? I love to read in my downtime.
gpt
Hey, yes, I am. Probably I read less for the last year, but I enjoy reading. Do you visit libraries? 
human
I use their electronic rental service for my e-reader more now than visiting. It is a lot more convenient and helps avoid late fees.
gpt
True. Late fees is always an issue if you use public libraries. I sometimes visit library next to me because it has facilities to work online like many libraries across the country. So it's not about books 
human
It's definitely very convenient for those who utilize other services than books. I actually used to work in a library coordinating after school care for children. We would develop programs, read with them, and assist with their homework.
gpt
Cool. It's nice. When I was in college, I applied for work in library, but they rejected me. I've read that FDA burned 6 tons of literature in an act of US censorship, but I'm wondering when did it happened. Because I've never heard about it. Any idea?
human
I would imagine it had to be around the 1930s-1950s during some of the panic around communism, drugs, and morality.
gpt
It could be. I will google it. Sometimes it's just difficult to imagine how the world was lets say 80 years ago... For example, I didn't know that literature was Olympic event in 1912-1952. I don't think it could be possible now.
human
I think literature is far too subjective to be an Olympic event anymore. I don't know how you could ensure that a judge's personal preferences wouldn't impact their scoring.
gpt
Absolutely. And, of course, too much politics and money involved in Olympic Games, not sure it could be fair competition. 
human
*raises eyebrows* I'm sure every country would love to claim that they have gold medalist writers, composers, and artists. I really enjoy the Olympics for some of the sports I am usually never exposed to, do you watch them?
gpt
I used to watch when I was child, but now I guess it's time issue. Anyway I pay attention and always try to watch. Anyway reading attracts me more in daily life. Have you ever measured how many words you read? I know the record is 4700 words per min.
human
*takes a step forward* I have never done a reliable test on my reading ability. I did an online trial once but I usually doubt the results of some of these sites.
gpt
*eyes brighten* I remember we did something in the school and I was quite good, but it was long time ago. Anyway 4700 seems amazing. My next question would be to this person: do you remember what was text about? lol
human
*tilts head* I'm not sure what you're asking? 4700 words per minute is amazing, I wonder how long it takes her to read a novel.
gpt
Yes, the point is ask this person, who was able to read 4700 words per minute about his/her ability to say what was text about. I'm not sure this person will understand novel with such speed of reading
human
Oh I see what you're saying now. Yes, I would definitely be curious to know what their retention of the material they are reading is. I would be very impressed if they could read that fast and pick up all the information from the book.
gpt
*hands at sides* I also read that there was a "moral panic" because of the spread of the reading of novels in the 18th century. It's funny to know on 21st century. I'll read about it later too. 
human
I would be curious to know if that was an upper class versus lower class concern. That the spread of literature to lower classes worried the elite because they had access to knowledge and ideas.
gpt
It's good idea. It could be true. I'll check it out. 