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human
*body relaxes* Do you use the internet a lot?  I do.  lol
gpt
Probably more than I should, but it is hard not to when it is easy to access.
human
*body relaxes* I agree.  I think I spend most of my day on the internet.  I love it that it's a way where people can make some money using it if you know what websites or apps to use.
gpt
*leans forward* It does allow for more people to work from home.  The trouble is you don't get the issues, for good or bad, of men and women working in the same room.
human
I agree.  I always tell people who really need money bad to try to use it to supplement their incomes. It's hard to get people to actually believe you that you can make money if you put your mind to it.  
gpt
I like being able to work from home on the internet, but I do miss the social side of being with other people.
human
*laughs* That is true.  I've worked with some real stinkers over the years though.  I would say the bad co-workers outnumbered the good ones.  Did you know that only 7 percent of people read the full terms when they buy something online?
gpt
I can see that, I'm surprised it's as much as 7%, I shouldn't, but I always skip reading them.
human
I'm guilty as well especially with smaller items like dvds, cds, etc.
gpt
It feels like the internet has always been with us, but its really is not that old.  I can still think to a time prior to it being around.
human
*leans slightly forward* I remember when I first went on the internet.  It was either 1995 or 1996.  My company paid for us to take 1 college class a week to where the teachers came to the company one day a week.  I took computer science class and the teacher showed us the internet.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* I try to limit my time on the internet, usually with little success, but I do still try to read a book.
human
*leans slightly forward* I love reading to!  If I could I would read as fast as Anne Jones, she holds the world record for speed reading with 4,700 words per minute.
gpt
*eyes widen* That's amazing, but I have to wonder how much she is really taking in, rather than just saying the words.  I'm a lot slower, she'd probably read a number of books in the time I read a chapter.
human
*eyes brighten* I'm guessing she was just taking it in.  lol  Starship Troopers is on the reading lists of 3 of the 5 military branches.  I've never read that one but saw the movie.
gpt
I understand the moral panic of the 18th century was novel, more recently it's been video games.  The whole MeToo movement could be considered a moral panic, but with more substance.  
human
*smiles* I agree with you there!  Do you like poetry?  The Javanese alphabet, when recited in order, forms a poem
gpt
Poetry is a blind spot for me, never really learnt it at school and find it difficult to appreciate it.
human
I've come to appreciate it the more I get holder.  There is a poem that when read normally is depressing, but when read backwards is inspiring.  That had to have been so hard to write that. 
gpt
*body relaxes* It like those pictures that look different when observed from a different perspective.  
human
Yes.  Those are neat!  It's been good chatting with you
gpt
I might dig out a copy of The Raven and see if Poe earned his $9, have a good day.