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human
new yorks area code is 212 because its the fastest to dial on a rotary phone 
gpt
Thats interesting Ive always wondered why 212 it seems kind of random
human
I never knew that UNICEF will donate a day of clean water for every min we dont use our cell phones. that should be widely published
gpt
I didnt know that either I think its a great campaign that can benefit many in need
human
*laughs* the 3 horizontal line menu on apps and websites is called a hamburger button. lol I wonder where that name came from?
gpt
Probably the one that named it had a thing for fast food lol, you know an Iphone has more computing power that the entire nuclear deterrent!!
human
Yes! and that data cables just lay on the ocean floor
gpt
*eyes widen* I guess those cables are pretty strong because they have a diameter of only 2.7 inches
human
Can you imagine if they got severed in some way? 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* That would sure cause riots, like the internet, if it ever goes down we would be in serious trouble.
human
well the current library in alexandria has a saved copy of the internet in case it goes down so thats good
gpt
Oh thats a relief, can you imagine the riots the deaths if the internet went down?
human
No I can't but it is so true. imagine all of the people who have fantasy teams, what would they do with their lives, theres even a fantasy draft for the national spelling bee
gpt
There is also a fantasy congress lol, I wouldnt have the time to play it, 
human
why cant we make the fantasy congress the real congress and get things done. lol
gpt
I agree lol, I wonder how points are calculated though, it must be pretty hard to land decent points.
human
constant novelty from clicking links can cause a real addiction measurable in the brain
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Wow, you can get addicted just by clicking novelty links?
human
maybe just the novelty of clicking links. I think I may have worded that wrong
gpt
I see, thats understandable just like how only 7% of people actually read the terms of a service or product on the internet.
human
I wonder how they calculate that?
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Maybe they did a survey or by the speed someone accepts a contract