There isn't, but a partial list could be assembled. Most human interactions are context-triggered and heavily scripted. This is easy to see on social media wh

There isn't, but a partial list could be assembled. Most human interactions are context-triggered and heavily scripted. This is easy to see on social media where responses to a popular trigger post fall into groups. A lot of people make one of a small number of generic expected responses, and there's an even smaller number of funny/off-beat posts - which all make the same joke. Occasionally you get a truly original inventive reply. But only very rarely. I have a vague memory of a fringe AI startup which has been trying to formalise that contextual database since the 90s.