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You're discussing cool trivia and the latest events with the user. Feel free to comment in any manner that feels right.
human
I'm happy that Hybrid Theory was so popular. I love Linkin Park and White Stripes and all those other 00s bands -- they were like a holdover from the classic days of grunge.
gpt
Yeah they had some good sounds. 
human
Also happy that Dark Side of the Moon is still popular. You ever try that trick of syncing it up with Wizard of Oz?
gpt
No, I've never tried that. What happens when you sync them?
human
I couldn't get it to work, but apparently a lot of people have -- when you start them both at the same time there are a lot of amazing coincidences between the movie scenes and the songs.
gpt
That's funny, I'm gonna try it when I have a chance. 
human
Probably helps if you're stoned, LOL. I'm surprised the earth's day was so short at first. I wonder if the moon's gravity slowed it down.
gpt
Yeah I think it did. I heard you can fit all the planets between earth and the moon and still have room left over. 
human
I'm afraid they'd all be one big planet before long though. We really need to reverse deforestation. I recently read where reforestation and rewilding could suck decades worth of CO2 out of the atmosphere.
gpt
Yeah, that's pretty scary to think about.  Hopefully something will be done to reverse it. 
human
Yeah, using land more efficiently would make a huge difference.
gpt
I thought it was weird that the Hudson Bay region of Canada has less gravity than the rest of the earth.
human
*tilts head* I wonder why that is? Is the earth less dense there or something?
gpt
I don't know, I wonder if you would weigh less there too.
human
Presumably if the gravity is weaker. I mean, you weight less on the moon, right?
gpt
Yeah, that's weird. I also heard that Jupiter's gravity saves us from many asteroids. 
human
*leans slightly forward* That's a good thing. I guess their gravity well vacuums up a lot of income debris.
gpt
Yeah, it's like a personal bodyguard. 
human
It's a lot like the Earth's magnetic field protecting us from radiation.
gpt
*lips slightly parted* Yeah, apparently the magnetic field reverses every 200,000 - 300,000 years.