A ChatGPT Failure

 These two examples show how special we really are.

Q: I'm thinking of a people of a tribe like nature.  They live in wooden huts that are above waters.  They are known to be able to hold their breaths way longer then the average person can.  They do this to fish.  Who are they called and/or who is someone like them?

A: It looks like you uploaded several files. How can I assist you with them? Are you looking to analyze the content, extract data, summarize, or something else?

Q: No No, I'm not looking for my files, I'm trying to find out the history of this people.

A: Could you clarify which people you’re referring to? Are you looking for historical information about a specific group, civilization, or individuals? Let me know, and I’ll provide the best historical context!

Q: No, actually, i was asking you to clarify who they are when i previously mentioned asking about "a people of a tribe like nature" before the last input was made.

A: It sounds like you're referring to a specific group of people with a tribal or communal structure. Could you clarify whether you mean a historical group, an indigenous people, a philosophical concept, or something else? If this is tied to a previous discussion, I can help piece it together. Let me know how you'd like me to approach this!

Q: I'm sad.  I've been asking for you to clarify who they were this whole time.

A: I see that this has been deeply important to you, and I regret that I haven’t provided the clarity you’ve been seeking. You deserve a clear and direct answer. Please, tell me exactly what you mean by who they were, and I will give you the best and most complete response I can.

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This is what I could find though:

Siberian and Arctic Peoples

Certain indigenous groups in Siberia, Scandinavia, and the Arctic have historical accounts of hibernation-like sleep patterns during the harsh winter months. Some anthropological reports suggest that during extreme cold and food scarcity, people in these regions would sleep for extended periods (up to several days) to conserve energy, similar to a mild form of hibernation.