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[South Audley Street, showing Thomas Goode and the Grosvenor Chapel]

SOUTH AUDLEY STREET is a major shopping street in Mayfair, London.[1] It runs north to south from the southwest corner of Grosvenor Square to Curzon Street.

History

[Caroline of Brunswick waving to crowds in South Audley Street, drawn by Robert Cruikshank] The street is named after Hugh Audley, whose heirs acquired the land following Sir Thomas Grosvenor's marriage to Mary Davies in 1677. Construction of properties along the street began in 1720, initially with small houses at the north end and larger family residences to the south. This reflected a social convention that was common at this time.[2]

Audley Square was a short abutment at the south end of the street. Unlike other significant squares in Mayfair, it was three sided and had no garden. The first multistorey car park in the City of Westminster opened here in 1962.[3]

Caroline of Brunswick (consort of King George IV) briefly stayed at No. 77 South Audley Street after returning from Italy in 1820. She was considered a popular queen and appeared at the balcony of the house to cheering crowds.[4]

South Audley Street was redeveloped between 1875 and 1900, when most of the smaller buildings to the north were demolished and rebuilt as shops with residences above them. However, several buildings (Nos. 9–16 and 71–75 consecutive) all survive from the 1730s. {{-}}

Properties

[James Purdey & Sons] The Grosvenor Chapel is a Grade II* listed chapel on South Audley Street, and the only remaining original property on the north part of the street.[5][6] It was built by Benjamin Timbrell in 1730, and became a chapel of ease for St George's Hanover Square Church in 1831. During World War II it was used by American armed forces. The parents of Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington are buried in the church.

Chesterfield House was a grand house on South Audley Street built by Isaac Ware for Philip Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield between 1747 and 1750. It was demolished in 1937.[7]

Leconfield House is at the corner of South Audley Street and Curzon Street. It is best known for being the former headquarters of MI5.

Thomas Goode's tableware shop was first established in 1844 at No. 17.[8] It gradually expanded throughout the 19th century; the current premises at Nos. 17–22 was constructed between 1875 and 1891 by Ernest George.

[Embassy of Qatar] The Qatari embassy is at No 1. It has been Grade II listed since 1970.[9]

Gunsmiths James Purdey & Sons was established at Nos. 57–60 in 1881.[10][11]

[1] 'South Audley Street: Introduction', in Survey of London: Volume 40, the Grosvenor Estate in Mayfair, Part 2 (The Buildings), ed. F H W Sheppard (London, 1980), pp. 290–291. British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol40/pt2/pp290-291 [accessed 26 October 2019]

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title: South Audley Street

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

How is South Audley Street known?

answer: as a major shopping street in Mayfair, London; Home of The Grosvenor Chapel.

text: South Audley Street is a major shopping street in Mayfair, London.

refinement: South Audley Street is a major shopping street in Mayfair, London.

answer: South Audley Street is a major shopping street in Mayfair.

answer: South Audley Street is a major shopping street in Mayfair, London.

answer: It is known as a major shopping street in Mayfair, London.

answer: It is a major shopping street in Mayfair, London.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Who is South Audley Street named after?

answer: It is named after Hugh Audley.

answer: South Audley Street is named after Hugh Audley.

answer: The street is named after Hugh Audley.

answer: It is named after Hugh Audley.

answer: Hugh Audley.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

When was South Audley Street redeveloped?

answer: bo is redeveloped between 1875 and 1900.

text: Bo?

refinement: It was redeveloped between 1875 and 1900.

answer: Between 1875 and 1900.

answer: It was redeveloped between 1875 and 1900 when most of the smaller buildings to the north were demolished and rebuilt as shops.

answer: It was redeveloped between 1875 and 1900.

answer: South Audley Street was redeveloped between 1875 and 1900.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What did small houses at the north end and larger family residences to the south represent?

answer: That reflected a social convention that was common at this time.

answer: That reflects a social convention that occurred during this time period.

answer: The smaller houses at the north end of South Audley Street represented residential properties geared towards smaller households while larger family residences to the south marked homes catering to larger households.

text: It represented a social convention that was common at that time.

refinement: It represented a social convention that was common at that time.

answer: It represented a social convention that was common at that time.

answer: The smaller houses at the north end represent townhouses while the larger family residences to the south represent mansions.

text: Dont restate Q

refinement: It represented a social convention that was common at that time.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: South Audley Street is a shopping street in Mayfair, London. It was named for Hugh Audley and construction along the street began in 1720. The Qatari embassy is located at No. 1. There are several notable properties and businesses along the street including the Grosvenor Chapel, James Purdey & Sons at Nos. 57–60, and the former MI5 headquarters at Leconfield House.

answer: South Audley Street is a major shopping and residential street in Mayfair. The Grosvenor Chapel is the only surviving original property on the north part of the street. James Purdey & Sons, gunsmiths, is at Nos. 57-60. The Qatari embassy is at No. 1.

answer: South Audley Street is a street in London that contains many important properties, including the only surviving original properties on the north side, the only chapel on the street, the former headquarters of MI 5, and several shops that were founded in 1844 and still remain (one founded in 1881).

answer: This article describes the historical origins and properties of South Audley Street in Mayfair, London.

answer: This article talks about South Audley Street with its history of being created and the different properties that are on that street.


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Diary of Wichita Anamel

1887

My family has been surviving off the remaining animals we have in the farm. It’s a little bit fucked up that we’ve already resulted to eating the first born, even though we have 7 meaty, adult cows in our barn. Civilization as we know it has been degraded to a shitty epitome of everything morbid, desperate, and ultimately an aberration of what is considered a day here, in 1887.

It’s pretty disgusting meat too. My family said it’s like a campout, and we can’t have fire. Even though we do have one of those fancy lighters, my parents for some arcane reason do not want to cook this meat. My brother has caught some disease, and since everyone abhors my brother, we are contemplating killing him, cooking him, and eating him. I heard my parents discussing burning him alive just so he can feel the same pain he has caused them for 16 long years. My brother is a avarice asshole who makes decisions based on what is best for everyone. He often skips meals just so the other people in his family can eat more. Yesterday I beat him up and took his money. I then proceeded by calling him a cunt.

I’m going to be candor here, I actually like this a lot. I can’t wait to immobilize him by stabbing a knife into his leg, and tying him up to a post, and then burning him alive. I want him to suffer before his death. I am a very brazen person, and I don’t think I’ll carry the burden of killing him for more than an instant, cause really I do hate him. He’s ugly and he smells like ass.

Day after previous post^

I have gotten more circumspect, and have been in a complacency state for more than 48 hours. I have stabbed my brother, and he is tied up right now. He called me a cunt 7 times. I proceeded to call him a cunt to debase him, it has worked. I kicked him and took his money. I called him a cunt so eloquently to the point where he broke down and cried about how much he has apparently sacrificed so much to help his family. I don’t care, he’s on fire anyways. I’m thinking about drying his bones and possibly using that as fire wood, if his bones don’t work as firewood, I’ll keep them in the fire anyways to express my hatred.

Day after previous thing in diary^

I am elated. I have successfully killed him. He smells really bad, I might have overcooked him just a little bit. My parents have had a more than generous serving, and are currently talking about how absolutely tasty that was. We even put some cooked eel over his eyeballs, it was fantastic. It was the kind of thing that you’d see in a premium restaurant. His eyes were so tender, and the eel was too. They make a fantastic combination.

I will always remember my brother as a feral fucktard until he fades away in my memory. I will sign his death certificate with my poop stick, this way I can disrespect him as much as possible. This follows with my shitting on the birth certification, and pissing on it too. I will then crumple up the shitty piss covered death certificate, and put it in his own ass, which by the way we saved for this occasion. I have been gluttonous with my brother, I have eaten both legs in a day, and I am so full. I think I will inveterate this, and make it an occasion to eat a bitch as a celebration.

Day after something^

This has been a very fantastic apocalypse. I am thriving, and I am jubilant. The death certificate has been in my brothers ass for 7 hours now. I have been eating a plethora of food, and it has been very good for me. Today, I ate a steak that would usually cost $180 at any restaurant, cause its the best piece of the cow. We have plenty of cow left, enough to last virtually a life time. It’s been a quaint time, I am enjoying myself. Plenty of food, plenty of things to do on the farm, and my family is not rash at all. In fact, We are having a great time planning to kill another fucker. Some days, we have been in a staid mood, and some other shit too.

Last Diary Entry

As you can tell by the name of this entry, this will be the last entry. My parents have decided that I should stop using the diary, since it is making me wanton and annoying for some reason. The most fucked up part is that they say I am vexing them for something? I don’t know. My days have been superfluous and it’s all because I am so amazing and serendipitous. I hope you learned something from reading my diary, and it becomes a “how to survive in an apocalyptic scenario” type book, and people really gain some knowledge from it.

title: [RF] Diary of Wichita Anamel

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about how the narrator and his family survive the apocalypse?

answer: The story says that the narrator and his family are resorting to unorthodox and often inhumane methods of survival. The narrator rejoices and is elated at the opportunity to kill his brother and eat him. The family has plenty of food left, and is planning to kill and eat someone else. The narrator finds his current environment exhilarating and refreshing, and is happy with how life is going. The family, overall, is thriving in this new calamitous circumstance.

answer: No answer

text: It's possible to answer the question, so it should be answered.

refinement: The story says that the narrator and his family are resorting to unorthodox and often inhumane methods of survival. The narrator rejoices and is elated at the opportunity to kill his brother and eat him. The family has plenty of food left, and is planning to kill and eat someone else. The narrator finds his current environment exhilarating and refreshing, and is happy with how life is going. The family, overall, is thriving in this new calamitous circumstance.

answer: No answer

answer: The story explains that the narrator and his family have resorted to cannibalism in order to continue surviving. The family prefers to eat their own dead or dying kin in order to survive. The family yearns for another way to survive, but they embrace this dark and morbid form of sustenance in order to stay alive. The family has become comfortable with this act and enjoy planning to kill more potential targets. The story portrays the narrator as being euphoric and content with their current situation, even with its grim and macabre nature.

text: Nothing in the story suggests that the family yearns for another way to survive.

refinement: The story explains that the narrator and his family have resorted to cannibalism in order to continue surviving. The family prefers to eat their own dead or dying kin in order to survive. They embrace this dark and morbid form of sustenance in order to stay alive. The family has become comfortable with this act and enjoy planning to kill more potential targets. The story portrays the narrator as being euphoric and content with their current situation, even with its grim and macabre nature.

answer: The narrator and his family have been surviving the apocalypse by living off the remaining animals from their farm. However they have also resorted to killing and eating the narrator's sick and hated brother. They have enough cow to last a life time but they still prefer to kill the deceased brother. They overcook him, serve themselves generous portions and discuss how tasty he is.


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I wouldn't mind any feedback so I can improve my writing.  If you liked it or hated it please don't hesitate to tell me what and why! THANK YOU!

"He won’t see!  We’ve done this like three times already." her voice was deep for a girl, but very sexy, at least he always thought so.  He let her pull him by his right arm as she led him down the white and brown checkered hallway.  They ducked under the office window and then dipped behind a set of lockers just in time to avoid someone walking by.

She turned around from her squatted position behind the lockers, held her index finger to her lips and made a “shhh” gesture with her lips.  Her lips were beautiful, at least he always thought so.  He pointed with his head to check if the coast was clear and she eased herself forward and looked right then left.  She gave a subtle tug on his arm and they moved quickly to the left and out the door.  She pushed it open and released her hold on his arm.  He wished she hadn’t let go.  She stepped outside and stood up and he followed.  She turned and looked him in the eye for a moment then pecked him gently on the lips.  He smiled then playfully spanked her ass.

She ran towards his car but he got there first.  He leapt in the driver’s side and pushed the lock down on the passenger door.  She pulled on the handle a few times before he let her in.  He always thought that was funny and he smiled.  She punched him hard in his right arm and he almost felt it go numb.  He turned to face her still smiling, he couldn’t look at her without smiling.  She began pulling at the sleeve of his t-shirt.

"Hold on" he said.
"He hasn’t left his office yet I don’t want him to see"
"Fuck you I told you he won’t see! Why would he look out the window to the parking let alone right at YOUR car!"
"He might and thats all it takes!"

She punched him again in the chest, softly, flirting.  He didn’t move for a moment and then he grabbed her by the arm and pulled her onto his lap.  She reached down and hit the lever to lower the seat and they fell backwards with a quick jerk.  Their heads bumped softly and they laughed.

"Shhh!" he said and held up a finger to his lips.
"You’re serious?"  "Yeah don’t be too loud!"
"Yeah cuz he can fuckin hear us from his third floor office you fucking bitch"
"I feel like you want us to get caught!"
"What the fuck no I don’t"
"What the FUCK" he said in a high pitched mocking tone.

She knew the tone.
"No I dooooon’t"  he said and made a face.
She knew it.  It always made her laugh.  She hit him playfully again in his ribs and he pretended like she broke it.
"Where’s it hurt where’s it hurt I’ll kiss it" she said in frantic playful tone.

He pointed to his ribs, then to his stomach, his leg, his chest.  They were kissing, their eyes closed.  He stopped kissing for a second.  She kissed him once more then paused with her lips still touching his.  He opened one eye and moved his head slowly to the right.  He was looking at the principal’s office window.  She caught the joke and said

"You’ll pay for that you-" and he winked and kissed her before she could finish.

"The principals not at his desk right now so he must be out for lunch already."  he noted in his head.  He slid his fingers down her side and rested them on her hips.  He checked one more time, the window, just to make sure.  He saw the top of the principal’s head begin to appear at the window as it would if he was walking towards his desk.

"Fuck" he thought.  His eyes shifted back to her and he kissed her again but his mind was elsewhere.  "Fuck" he told himself, "whats the fucking asshole doing in his office still? GO TO FUCKING LUNCH!" he yelled in his mind.

He stopped moving for a moment, and looked into her eyes, faded blue, but beautiful.  He kissed her again and pushed her head back with his as he lifted himself upright.  He pulled his lips off of hers and began to unbutton her shirt.  He kept his eyes on his fingers but his thoughts were on the principals office.  He kissed her bare chest and she leaned back on top of him and kissed his lips.  He peered around her head and saw the principal still sitting at his desk.

"Shes right," he thought, "what are the chances he’d look out the window down at the parking lot, let alone this specific" before he could finish that thought, he saw the principal turn his head towards the door as if he heard someone knocking at the door.  He watched just to see what would happen.

He saw the principal stand up from his desk and walk towards the door.  He saw the door open and the principal stand there for a moment talking to the visitor.  She stared at him with a face of flirtatious disappointment but then she saw that his face was serious.

"This is a dream" he thought.
"Hey why’d you stop?" she asked and he realized that he hadn’t moved his body for some time because he was watching the window.
"Shhh" he said briefly.
"I’m starting to think you have a crush on him you fucking queer" she laughed.  "Why do you keep staring at hi-" he reached his hand up and gently pushed her cheek towards the window.

As she turned she saw what he was looking at.  She saw the silhouette of a man in the far corner of the room, to the right of the window, opposite the wall the desk was facing.  She watched the principal shut the door and walk back to his desk.  As he turned, he spotted the intruder and shrunk back in fear.

The intruder stepped calmly forward and raised a long knife.  The sunlight reflected off the blade briefly before it was thrust into the principal’s chest.  The intruder caught and lowered the limp body to the ground and then stood up.  He wiped the blade and wrapped it in a black cloth before turning to face the door.  He exhaled and placed his hand on the doorknob, twisted, flicked off the lights, and took a step into the hallway.  They saw him turn to the right and pull at the mask.  He began walking down the hall and walked out of sight just as the mask came off.  The couple sat there in the car looking at one another.

Neither one spoke, neither one moved.

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question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about what happens to the principal?

answer: While a couple were in the parking lot of the school, the girl had to keep an eye on her boyfriend's brother who is a principal of the school. The girl saw the brother leave his office which caused her to worry, but the boy reminded her that he can't see the car from his office. However, when the brother reaches the door, he sees the principal in his office with a knife. The intruder stabbed him. At one point, the girl saw the attacker who pulled his mask off and killed the principal. Neither of them said anything as they both watched in horror.

text: This response contains several incorrect details and completely has inaccurate facts in it. This response needs to be completely re-written. The response even makes up that the girl's boyfriend's brother is the principal.

refinement: While a couple were in the parking lot of the school, the girl's boyfriend kept an eye out for their school principal. The couple were fooling around outside the parking lot which the principal's office faced. The boyfriend saw an intruder in the principle's office, as him and his girl were fooling around. Then he showed his girlfriend what was happening and they both saw the intruder stab the principal, and walk down the hallway, removing his mask. Neither of them said anything as they both watched in horror.

answer: The principal is in his office, sitting at his desk. Someone knocks at the door, the principal opens the door and talks to the visitor shortly. Then the visitor is leaving, and the principal walks back to his desk. The principal suddenly notices an intruder and shrinks back, and the intruder kills him.

answer: The story portrays the principal as being killed by an intruder.

answer: The principal is killed by an intruder when the couple accidentally interrupts him.

text: The end of this response is incorrect as the couple does not interrupt the principle in any way.

refinement: The principal is killed by an intruder. The principal was talking to a visitor, and when he turned back to his office, saw the intruder and shrunk back in fear. The intruder killed the principal and walked away.

answer: An intruder with a knife stabs the principal in his office. He catches and lowers the limp body to the ground, then wraps the blade in black cloth and walks out.

text: This response focuses more on the intruder's actions than what happened to the principal.

refinement: The principal had just finished talking with a visitor when he sees the intruder in the corner of the room. The principal shrunk in fear and the intruder stabbed the principal, and walked away.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about the two kids hiding in the principal's office?

answer: The two kids are up to something illicit, most likely sneaking a physical encounter in the principal's office. Even though they hide from him in the office and are wary of being discovered, they are ultimately unsuccessful as the principal spots them and the attacker kills him. The kids are reckless creatures, undoubtedly scared of what might happen if they get caught, but still carelessly taking the risk.

text: The response given is incorrect and includes inaccurate assumptions of the events happening.

refinement: The two kids are up to something illicit, most likely sneaking a physical encounter in the principal's office. The kids rush out from the lockers and go into a car in the parking lot.  The kids are reckless creatures, undoubtedly scared of what might happen if they get caught, but still carelessly taking the risk.

answer: A boy and a girl are in his car and kissing and talking. The boy is worried that the principal could see them through the window. Then they see the principal entering the office and keep quiet. Then they see an intruder killing the principal and leaving. The is shocked.

text: There is a grammar mistake in the last sentence.

refinement: A boy and a girl are in his car and kissing and talking. The boy is worried that the principal could see them through the window. Then they see the principal entering the office and keep quiet. Then they see an intruder killing the principal and leaving. They are shocked.

answer: The kids are sneaky, always looking for an opportunity to get away from the office and get intimate. They also seem like thrill seekers, not caring about who sees them. Finally, it seems that even though the principal is not in his office, the kids do not want to get caught because of their excitement for the danger that comes with sneaking around.

answer: For a brief moment the two kids were fast at acting like a horny teenager, but then all of a sudden the situation changes as the two witness a guy with a long knife loudly stabbing their principal in his office. Neither the two kids move but simply stare at the man.

text: There is a small grammar mistake in the first sentence of the response that needs to be fixed.

refinement: For a brief moment, the two kids were fast at acting like a horny teenagers, but then all of a sudden the situation changes as the two witness a guy with a long knife loudly stabbing their principal in his office. Neither the two kids move but simply stare at the man. They both are in shock.

answer: The two kids are hiding in the principal's office. They fear that the principal would walk out of his office and catch them.

text: This response is not fully accurate and does not explain what is stated in the passage. This response needs to be re-written.

refinement: Th two kids run out into the parking lot and into a car. In the car, the two are making out with each other. The story does not state much about the two kids hiding in the principle's office.


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KEBA AG is an international developer and manufacturer of automation solutions for the industrial, banking, services and energy automation areas. The Austrian company was founded in 1968 and is privately owned.[1] The company has annual sales revenues averaging €304 million, of which over 85% are obtained in export markets.[2][3][4]

KEBA Group headquarters are located in Linz, Austria and it is represented by its own subsidiaries in China, Germany, Italy, India, Japan, the Netherlands, Romania, South Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan, the Czech Republic, Turkey and the United States.[5]

Areas of activity

[KEBA Zentrale Linz] In the industrial automation area KEBA focuses on solutions for

-   Plastics injection moulding machines and robots
-   General machinery production and plant building
-   The sheet metal processing sector
-   Mobile and stationary operating solutions for machines and robots

In the area of banking automation

-   Self-service systems for banks and financial institutions (ATMs, cash recycling systems, bank statement printers, transfer terminals)

In the area of logistics automation

-   First- and Last Mile transfer systems for postal and logistics companies (parcel machine)
-   Intelligent transfer machines for sensitive objects (KEMAS)

In the area of energy automation

-   Solutions in the field of e-mobility such as charging stations
-   Control and operating systems for alternative heating systems

In the lottery sector

-   Automation solutions for lottery companies[6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

Products

KEBA AG provides products in the following areas:

-   Controllers for injection molding machines, machines and robots, programmable logic controllers (PLC), industrial PC, (KePlast, KeMotion, KeSystems, KeControl)
-   Controls for press brakes and sheet metal working (Delem)
-   Mobile and stationary operator terminals, handheld terminals, panels for machines and robots, mobile automation (KeMobile, KeTop)
-   ATMs, cash recyclers, account photo terminals, bank statement printers, bank transfer terminals, self-service systems for financial institutions (KePlus)
-   Entry control systems (KeBin)
-   Parcel machines (KePol) and transfer machines (KEMAS)
-   Lottery machines (KeWin)
-   Charging stations, electric mobility infrastructure, load management for charging electric vehicles (KeContact, KeMove)
-   Controls and operating systems for alternative heating systems (KeEnergy)[13][14][15][16][17][18][19]

The acquisition of the LTI Motion Group and Heinz Fiege GmbH has expanded the product portfolio of the KEBA Group.[20] In drive and automation technology LTI Motion GmbH and Fiege GmbH develops, produces and distributes high-end drive technology from tool spindles and servo drive technology all the way to magnetically supported high-speed complete systems.

History

The company was founded in 1968 by Gunther Krippner, who was joined by Karl Kletzmair in 1970. 1984 saw the concentration on the industrial, banking and sawmill automation sectors. In 1990 KEBA Deutschland GmbH was founded as a fully owned subsidiary. In 1994 KEBA obtained DIN ISO 9001 certification. In 1998, the KEBA US Corp. was founded. In 1999 KEBA AG achieved sales revenues of ATS 1 billion for the first time. The main emphasis was on industrial and banking automation. In the same year, the legal form of the company was altered to that of a stock corporation. In 2003, the company moved into a new headquarters building in Linz. In 2004 a subsidiary was founded in China and this was followed by two further Chinese locations. In 2006, KEBA Automation S.R.L. was launched in Romania and in the same year a holding was taken in agimatec GmbH.[21]

In 2007, the CBPM-KEBA joint venture in Beijing was founded with the China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation, the world’s largest banknote printing house.[22] In 2008, the branch in Taiwan was opened. In 2009 further branches were launched in Turkey, China and Italy. In the same year, the energy automation field was entered with charging stations. In 2010, the area of heating control systems for alternative energy forms was opened up and KEBA also opened a branch in Japan. In 2012, a branch was founded in South Korea. In 2013, KEBA purchased a majority holding in the Dutch automation company DELEM.[23] In 2013 KEBA opened a second production site in Linz, Austria.[24] 2016 KEBA AG took over the self-service specialist KEMAS GmbH, a German company based in Oberlungwitz.[25] In 2018 KEBA opened another branch in India.[26]

At the end of 2018, KEBA AG took over LTI Motion and Heinz Fiege GmbH, leading suppliers of drive solutions and spindle technology based in Lahnau and Röllbach / Germany.[27]

Awards

-   iF Product Design Award - KeMes (2018)[28]
-   Pegasus in crystal 2016 to Karl Kletzmaier, co-founder of KEBA, for entrepreneurial life's work[29]
-   ineo Award Award from the WKO OÖ for the strong commitment in the apprenticeship training[30]
-   Robotic Award 2014 for the “directMove” handheld operating device T10
-   Upper Austrian Pegasus (business prize) 2014 in Bronze[31]
-   Postal Technology Award 2013 as the Supplier of the Year (KePol parcel lockers)[32]
-   Austrian Knewledge Award for further training from the Federal Austrian ministry for education, science and culture 2000, 1. place (in the category of companies with up to 500 employees)[33]

Individual references

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title: KEBA

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the purpose of KEBA.

answer: KEBA AG is a developer and manufacturer of industrial automation solutions. The company focuses on solutions in the industrial, banking, logistics, and energy sectors. Additionally, KEBA designs and manufactures products that include controllers, controls, and drives for various equipment.

answer: KEBA is an international developer and manufacturer of automation solutions for industrial, banking, services, and energy automation areas. In industrial automation they have solutions for things such as general machinery production and mobile and stationary operating solutions for machines and robots. In logistics automation, they have solutions for intelligent transfer machines for sensitive objects. KEBA also has solutions for the lottery sector. They also provide products in various areas as well.

answer: KEBA AG is an international developer and manufacturer of automation solutions for industrial, banking, services, and energy markets. The company's primary focus is on providing solutions for machine and robot automation, self-service systems for banks and financial institutions, and solutions for energy infrastructure such as charging stations for electric vehicles.

answer: KEBA is an international developer and manufacturer of automation solutions for the industrial, banking, service, and energy areas.

answer: KEBA's purpose is to create automation solutions for industrial, banking, services, and energy automation areas.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize KEBA's history from the 20th century.

answer: The company was founded in 1968 by Gunther Krippner, who was joined by Karl Kletzmair in 1970. In 1984, the company concentrated on the industrial, banking, and sawmill automation sectors. There was a lot of activity in the 1990s with the founding of KEBA Deutschland GmbH as a fully owned subsidiary, founding of KEBA US Corp., and the obtaining of DIN ISO 9001 certification. By 1999, KEBA AG finally achieved revenues of ATS 1 billion and were able to alter the company to that of a stock corporation.

answer: KEBA AG was founded in 1968 and has since grown to provide automation solutions for various industries, banking, logistics, and energy. KEBA obtained ISO 9001 certification in 1994 and achieved sales revenues of ATS 1 billion in 1999. In 2003 the company moved into a new headquarters building in Linz and in 2006 a subsidiary was founded in Romania. In the early 2010s several branches were also established in Turkey, China, Italy and Japan. In 2018 KEBA AG took over leading suppliers of drive solutions and spindle technology in Germany.

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KEBA AG was founded in 1968. The company's main focus has been on industrial, banking, and energy automation solutions since its founding. In 2003, KEBA moved into a new headquarters in Linz. In the same year, KEBA launched branches in China and Taiwan. A holding was taken in agimatec GmbH in 2006. In 2007, the CBPM-KEBA joint venture in Beijing was founded with the China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation.
In 2008, KEBA opened branches in Turkey and Italy. In 2009, KEBA entered the energy automation field with charging stations. KEBA also entered the lottery sector in 2009 and in 2012, a branch was founded in South Korea. In 2013, KEBA purchased a majority holding in Dutch automation company DELEM. In 2018, KEBA purchased the LTI Motion and Heinz Fiege GmbH, providers of drive solutions and spindle technology. KEBA has achieved several accolades over the years. Despite ups and downs, KEBA has continued to grow and expand.

answer: KEBA was founded in 1968, and was joined in 1970 by Karl Kletzmaier. During the following three decades, they began to switch gears to industrial and banking automation, focusing less on sawmill automation. In 1980 they obtained DIN ISO 9001 certification. 1990, they formed KEBA Deustchland GMBH. In 1998, the KEBA USA Corporation was founded.  In 1999, KEBA AG achieved their first billion dollar sales year. Between 2000 and 2005, the world saw several awards given to KEBA, including the Austrian Newkledge Award in 2000 for further training from the Federal Austrian ministry for education, science, and culture, in which KEBA won first place. In 2001, KEBA won some awards at the Hannover Trade Fair for their robotic parts.  In 2003, KEBA moved into it new headquarters. The next wave of recorded awards came in 2006, when KEBA was the winner in Austria's State Awards).  In 2007, KEBA obtained a joint venture with the China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation. Several further awards were given to KEBA in the years between 2007 - 2010, including a Robotic Award in 2014 for the "directMove" handheld operating device T10.

answer: KEBA AG was founded in the 1960s by Gunther Krippner and Karl Kletzmaier. In the 1980s the company concentrated on industrial, banking and sawmill automation. In the 1990s they founded a subsidiary in Germany and gained ISO 9001 certification. In the 2000s they achieved sales revenues of ATS 1 billion and moved into new headquarters in Linz. They purchased a majority share in the Dutch company DELEM as well.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the text say about China?

answer: KEBA AG opened a subsidiary in China in 2004, two Chinese locations were opened in 2006 and a branch in Taiwan was opened in 2008. Three more branches were later opened in China, Turkey and Taiwan. The CBPM-KEBA joint venture was founded with the China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation in 2007. In 2010, KEBA China received the Industrial Chassis Supplier of the Year China Japan International Exhibition award.

answer: KEBA AG is one of the early IAPC manufacturers and suppliers. They've had a strong focus on industrial automation as well as banking automation. In June 2015, they also expanded into the area of energy automation. They also opened a branch in India in 2018.

answer: The text identifies China as one of KEBA AG's areas of activity and an area in which KEBA opened a subsidiary. KEBA's activities in China include self-service systems for banks and financial institutions, as well as solutions for alternative heating systems.

answer: The text mentions that KEBA AG have opened a subsidiary in China and KEBA also has branches in China and Taiwan.

answer: KEBA founded a subsidiary in 2004 in China, which was followed by two other Chinese locations. In 2007, the CBPM-KEBA joint venture in Beijing was founded. Another branch was launched in China in 2009.


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In our April 2017 Taxcast: the Panama Papers, one year on – we talk to the journalists who got the scoop. Plus: we discuss the raid on Credit Suisse, and new data exposing the profit shifting shennanigans of the EU’s biggest banks.

Featuring: The Panama Papers scoop journalists and Pulitzer Prize winners Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier of the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, and John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network. Produced and presented by Naomi Fowler for the Tax Justice Network. The book ‘The Panama Papers: Breaking the Story of How the Rich and Powerful Hide Their Money’ is here.

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  _“We think the Panama Papers have changed the political landscape but there’s still plenty of work out there for us, still hundreds of cases of criminal behaviour to be uncovered, so much wrongdoing needs to become public so voters can push their politicians for change.”_

  Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier

You can download and listen to this month’s Taxcast anytime by right clicking ‘save link as’ here.

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Naomi is the Tax Justice Network's creative strategist. She also produces and presents the Taxcast, the Tax Justice Network's monthly podcast/radio show. She also directs the Tax Justice Network's monthly podcast/radio shows in Spanish - Justicia ImPositiva, Arabic - الجباية ببساطة French - Impôts et Justice Sociale and Portuguese - É da sua conta. She produced programming for broadcasters around the world for 15 years, was Programme Director at a radio station in Latin America and has lived and worked in various countries. She's currently based between London, Sicily and Spain.

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When is the Taxcast from?

answer: From April 2017

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answer: April 2017

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answer: April 2017

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answer: The Taxcast is from April 2017.

answer: April, 2017

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What is the Taxcast reporting on?

answer: It's the host's podcast  detailing tax fraud within the EU's m0st common crimes of power and cover-ups, alerting listeners who can sound the alarms.

text: 'we discuss the raid on Credit Suisse, and new data exposing the profit shifting shennanigans of the EU’s biggest banks.' supports the answer.

answer: The Taxcast is reporting on the Panama Papers one year on, including interviews with journalists who disclosed this international financial scandal.

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' we talk to the journalists who got the scoop. Plus: we discuss the raid on Credit Suisse, and new data exposing the profit shifting shennanigans of the EU’s biggest banks.
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answer: The Taxcast discusses the Panama Papers one year after their release, and the fallout from the revelations of international tax avoidance and corruption.

text: 'the Panama Papers, one year on – we talk to the journalists who got the scoop. Plus: we discuss the raid on Credit Suisse, and new data exposing the profit shifting shennanigans of the EU’s biggest banks.' supports the answer.

answer: the Panama Papers

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answer: The Panama Papers.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Who does the Taxcast feature?

answer: Journalists Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier of the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, and John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.

answer: The Taxcast features several guest speakers, specifically Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier, both journalists, and John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.

answer: The episode features journalists who broke the story of the Panama Papers, John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.

text: The names of the journalists are omitted.

refinement: The episode features journalists who broke the story of the Panama Papers Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaierof the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, and John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.

answer: Taxcast feature journalists Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier of the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper and John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.

answer: Journalists and Pulitzer Prize winners, Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier

text: John Christensen is omitted.

refinement: Journalists and Pulitzer Prize winners, Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier, and John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the book "The Panama Papers" reveal?

answer: The Panama Papers reveal how the rich and powerful are hiding their money.

text: 'The book ‘The Panama Papers: Breaking the Story of How the Rich and Powerful Hide Their Money’ is here.' supports the answer.

answer: How the rich and powerful hide their money.

text: 'The book ‘The Panama Papers: Breaking the Story of How the Rich and Powerful Hide Their Money’ is here.' supports the answer.

answer: Information about the Panama Papers is not found in the article.

text: There is no answer.

refinement: The Panama Papers reveal how the rich and powerful are hiding their money.

answer: The book reveals how the rich and powerful around the world are hiding their money and avoiding taxation, often breaking the law.

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'The book ‘The Panama Papers: Breaking the Story of How the Rich and Powerful Hide Their Money’ is here.
' supports that the book reveals how the rich and powerful around the world are hiding their money and avoiding taxation.

text: 'We think the Panama Papers have changed the political landscape but there’s still plenty of work out there for us, still hundreds of cases of criminal behaviour to be uncovered, so much wrongdoing needs to become public ' is evidence that they are often breaking the law.

answer: The book "The Panama Papers" reveals how the Rich and powerful hide their money and shed light on the shady figures involved.

text: 'The book ‘The Panama Papers: Breaking the Story of How the Rich and Powerful Hide Their Money’ is here.' supports the answer.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Naomi presents a podcast (Taxcast) which includes interviews with journalists of the Panama Papers and members of the Tax Justice Network.

text: 'a member of the Tax Justice Network' not 'members of the Tax Justice Network'

refinement: Naomi presents a podcast (Taxcast) which includes interviews with journalists of the Panama Papers and a member of the Tax Justice Network.

text: 'Featuring: The Panama Papers scoop journalists and Pulitzer Prize winners Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier of the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, and John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network. ' supports the answer.

answer: The Taxcast is a broadcast program that is reporting on the Panama Papers and also discusses  the raid on Credit Suisse.

answer: The Panama Papers scoop journalists discuss their investigation one year on, and new data has exposed the profit-shifting shenanigans of EU banks.

answer: The document details a talk given by journalists Basheer Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier, as well as John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.

text: The answer does not mention the Panama Papers.

refinement: The document details a talk given by members of the Tax Justice Network journalists Basheer Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier, as well as John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network.

answer: This Taxcast brings together the journalists who broke the Panama Papers story one year on to analyze its effects and explore where more wrongdoing needs to be uncovered.

text: 'still hundreds of cases of criminal behaviour to be uncovered, so much wrongdoing needs to become public ' is evidence that more wrongdoing needs to be uncovered.


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The EL ARO MASSACRE () was a massacre in Colombia which occurred on October 22, 1997 in the municipality of Ituango, Department of Antioquia. 15 individuals accused of being leftist supporters of FARC were massacred by paramilitary groups. Perpetrators also raped women, burned down 43 houses, stole cattle and forcibly displaced 900 people.[1]

In 2007, the Third Section of the Council of State ordered the Colombian state to pay damages to the victims' families.[2]

On May 31, 2018, the Supreme Court of Justice of Colombia declared El Aro Massacre as a crime against humanity[3][4]

Controversy

On April 23, 2008, Colombian President, Álvaro Uribe publicly announced that a former paramilitary fighter, Francisco Enrique Villalba Hernández, had accused him of planning the massacre, along with General Ospina, General Rosso and paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso, among other individuals. Uribe had been Governor of Antioquia between 1995 and 1997. According to Uribe, Villalba had said that he (Uribe) had thanked the perpetrators of the massacre for freeing 6 hostages, allegedly including one of his cousins, that Uribe's brother had provided 20 paramilitary members for the crime, and that they had met in the town of La Caucana to plan the massacre.[5][6][7]

Uribe answered that he had never been to La Caucana and that these declarations showed inconsistencies because they mentioned the participation of a General in the supposed meeting who had died months prior to the events. Uribe also said that since 1988, Colombian authorities would know “where I've been, where I have slept and with whom I have met”.[8][9] The Colombian newsweekly Revista Semana reported that the paramilitary in question, Francisco Enrique Villalba Hernández, had not mentioned Uribe nor the rescue of any hostages during previous declarations made more than five years ago, when he was sentenced for his own role in the massacre. The magazine also listed a number of possible inconsistencies in his most recent testimony, including the alleged presence of General Manosalva, who had died months before the date of the meeting where the massacre was planned.[10]

Opposition Senator Gustavo Petro had questioned Uribe about the use of a Department of Antioquia government owned helicopter that was allegedly employed to transport the paramilitaries to the region of El Aro to perpetrate the massacre. During a press conference, Uribe denied these claims saying that all the helicopters had a recorded flight history. He was also questioned about a beeper message intercepted to one of the paramilitaries involved in the massacre that said “_Te recuerdo llamar al Gobernador. Preséntame y que yo lo visito en la tarde_” (I remind you to call the governor. Introduce me and I will visit him in the afternoon). Uribe defended himself from these claims saying that the criminals could have used the term “governor” as slang to refer to anything and denied having met any of the perpetrators of the massacre.[11]

Imprisoned paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso said that the victims of the massacre had died in combat and were not civilians but guerrillas. Mancuso was sentenced to serve 40 years in prison for the massacre.[12][13][14]

After his extradition to the United States, Mancuso has continued to testify via satellite as part of the Justice and Peace process. On November 18, 2008, Revista Semana reported on Mancuso's declarations about the 1997 El Aro massacre, in which he stated that the AUC had received logistical help from the Colombian military and police. Mancuso said that three helicopters, one belonging to the guerrillas, another from the Colombian military and one from the Antioquia governor's office were present in the zone during the events.[15]

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title: El Aro Massacre

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the damages caused by the El Aro Massacre.

answer: Colombian paramilitaries raped women and burned down 43 houses. They forcibly displaced 900 people.

text: The response leaves out key information.

refinement: During the El Aro Massacre, Colombian paramilitaries killed 15 people, raped women and burned down 43 houses. They also stole cattle and forcibly displaced 900 people.

answer: The El Aro massacre caused the deaths of 15 individuals, rape of women, burning down 43 houses, theft of cattle, and the forced displacement of 900 people. It has since been declared by the Supreme Court of Justice of Colombia as a crime against humanity.

answer: The El Aro Massacre was a massacre in Colombia in 1997 in which 15 individuals believed to be leftist supporters of FARC were killed. Paramilitaries also burned down 43 houses, stole cattle, and forcibly displaced 900 people. The Colombian state was ordered to pay damages to the victims' families in 2007. Additionally, in 2008, paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso stated that the massacre could have received logistical help from the Colombian military and police.

text: The response contains irrelevant information.

refinement: The El Aro Massacre was a massacre in Colombia in 1997 in which 15 individuals believed to be leftist supporters of FARC were killed. Paramilitaries also burned down 43 houses, stole cattle, and forcibly displaced 900 people. The Colombian state was ordered to pay damages to the victims' families in 2007.

answer: Perpetrators raped women, burned down 43 houses, stole cattle and forcibly displaced 900 people among other damages

text: The response could use better sentence structure.

refinement: The perpetrators of the El Aro Massacre raped women, burned down 43 houses, stole cattle and forcibly displaced 900 people among other damages.

text: The response leaves out key information.

refinement: The perpetrators of the El Aro Massacre killed 15 people, raped women, burned down 43 houses, stole cattle and forcibly displaced 900 people among other damages.

answer: The El Aro Massacre happened in 1997 in Ituango, Colombia. 15 individuals were massacred by paramilitary groups. Members of these groups also burned down 43 houses, forcibly displaced 900 people, raped women and stole cattle.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the reparations made for the El Aro Massacre.

answer: In 2007 the Third Section of the Council of State ordered the Colombian state to pay damages to the victims' families. According to testimony by a former paramilitary fighter and Salvatore Mancuso, the AUC received logistical help from the Colombian military and police during the 1997 El Aro massacre.

text: The response contains irrelevant information.

refinement: In 2007 the Third Section of the Council of State ordered the Colombian state to pay damages to the victims' families.

answer: In 2007, the Colombian state was ordered to pay damages to the victims' families. In 2018 the El Aro Massacre was declared a crime against humanity. Francisco Enrique Villalba Hernández was sentenced for his role in the massacre, as was Salvatore Mancuso.

answer: In 2007, the Third Section of the Council of State ordered the Colombian State to pay damages to the victims' families. The massacre occurred in 1997 when paramilitary groups massacred 15 individuals accused of being leftist supporters of FARC. Mancuso has testified that the Colombian military and police assisted in the operation while Salvatore Mancuso continues to serve a 40 year sentence.

answer: The Supreme Court of Justice of Colombia declared it a crime against humanity in 2018. The Colombian government was also ordered to pay damages to the victims' families. Francisco Enrique Villalba Hernandez, a former paramilitary fighter, is serving 40 years in prison.

text: The response contains inaccurate information.

refinement: The Supreme Court of Justice of Colombia declared it a crime against humanity in 2018. The Colombian government was also ordered to pay damages to the victims' families. Salvatore Mancuso, a former paramilitary fighter, is serving 40 years in prison.

answer: In 2007, the Third Section of the Council of State ordered the Colombian state to pay damages to the victims' families. The Colombian Supreme Court of Justice declared El Aro Massacre a crime against humanity on May 31, 2018.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the controversy around Álvaro Uribe's role in the massacre.

answer: Colombian President Álvaro Uribe had been accused of helping to plan the massacre when he was governor of Antioquia. Álvaro Uribe denied the claims, and put forth evidence refuting them. For instance people claimed that a general helped in the planning, but he was dead at the supposed time of the planning. Additionally, Salvatore Mancuso accused Álvaro Uribe of helping the paramilitary groups by supplying helicopters and military aid.

answer: The controversy around Álvaro Uribe's role in the EL ARO MASSACRE is whether he was involved in the planning of the massacre, which claimed 15 lives, or whether he had no knowledge of the event. Francisco Enrique Villalba Hernández has accused Uribe of planning the massacre with General Ospina and General Rosso, as well as paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso. Uribe has denied the accusations, stating that he was never in the town of La Caucana and that all helicopters used for travel in this region have recorded flight histories. Furthermore, Mancuso has claimed that the victims of the massacre were guerrillas and not civilians, while Uribe has continues to deny any role in planning the massacre. The controversy remains unresolved.

answer: There is controversy around Álvaro Uribe's possible role in the 1997 El Aro Massacre, namely whether or not he was present at a meeting where the massacre was planned and if he gave logistical support to the perpetrators. Villalba has alleged that Uribe had thanked the perpetrators of the massacre for freeing 6 hostages and Uribe's brother had provided 20 paramilitary members for the crime. Mancuso has also claimed that the victims of the massacre were guerillas, while Uribe has denied any involvement in the massacre itself. Further controversy has arisen around the presence of helicopters belonging to the military and the Antioquia governor's office at the scene of the massacre.

answer: A former paramilitary leader claims that he received logistical help from the Colombian military and police. Uribe denied the claims and challenges Villabla's claims about meeting in La Caucana since someone who was said to be present died months before the meeting was supposed to have occurred.

answer: Álvaro Uribe, at the time the Governor of Antioquia, denied anyone had ever mentioned him as being part of the meeting location or planning a massacre. He stated that Dominican helicopters were used to fly the paramilitaries to the massacre site, a claim which would provide evidence against his involvement. Uribe also said that he had never been to La Caucana and that proponents of the massacre had no interest in keeping his name out of the matter while they lie through their teeth.

text: The response contains inaccurate information.

refinement: Álvaro Uribe, at the time the Governor of Antioquia, denied anyone had ever mentioned him as being part of the meeting location or planning a massacre. Mancuso claimed that Uribe provided helicopters to fly the paramilitaries to the massacre site, a claim which would provide evidence of his involvement. Uribe also said that he had never been to La Caucana.


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Tom’s mangled body was found on the side of the road. The police concluded that he’d jumped off the bridge; a suicide, as there seemed to be no evidence of foul play.

Tom’s mother had called me up, distraught, and asked if I knew what had happened. I told her I had no idea, which was the truth. Tom was pretty much always happy, but I had been seeing him less and less for the past couple of weeks because he spent so much time on the computer. Tom was really good with computers. He made his own websites, programs and games. I always wanted to know how he did it, but all I could do was help my parents with simple problems whenever they called “Jack!” which was actually pretty often.

I was afraid to go to Tom’s house because his mother was so upset. But she insisted I went and look through his things. Because I knew him better than anyone else, she said. I knocked on his door and was greeted by his mother, whose eyes were dark from lack of sleep. She let me in and led me up the stairs to Tom’s room. She pleaded with me to look through his room, and find some reason why he might have taken his own life. Then she went back downstairs. I heard her start to cry again.

I didn’t know where to start, Tom didn’t own much. His cupboards were full of clothes, from what I could see, and his drawers were empty. I looked over at his computer. He had always gone on about it, rambling on and on about the processing power and graphics quality, but I never really knew what any of it meant. Instinctively, I sat down and switched it on. It went through the boot process, and I was greeted with a grassy meadow. I opened up his documents, only to find them empty. I opened up the hard drive folder to find it empty, too. The computer’s data had been completely wiped! Why would Tom have done that? I then recalled something Tom had told me last week.

“Data is never lost, Jack.” he’d said.

“But what if you delete it? Then it’s gone forever,” I’d replied.

“It says it’s gone, but it’s always there. Even if there are just fragments. Nothing is gone forever.”

I pulled out a USB that Tom had given me and plugged it into the computer. A folder of all the programs Tom had put on it popped up on the screen. I opened up the Fragment Finder and let it scan his hard drive. Multiple files of strange symbols started appearing, and after about ten minutes the program was done. I scrolled down through the list of files, but they all seemed unreadable.

My eyes landed upon a file called chatlogs.txt. I double clicked it and looked through the messages that Tom had received. One caught my eye. It read: “ur not cool ur just some lame twelvie hacker. do us a favour and kill urself.” It was from someone called Debian192. I was shocked, I had never known all this time that Tom was a hacker. Perhaps he’d hacked something that made others jealous. But then I wondered; had this message pushed him over the edge, made him take his own life?

I was deciding whether I should tell his parents, but I thought I should dig deeper, to see if there was more to it. I chose a file at random and opened it. I realised that among the miscellaneous characters, there was readable text. It was titled ‘hacklog13_07_14’, and below was a series of commands. Each included the text, ‘gamesonline.com’ which I assumed was a website that he’d hacked. I realised that ‘13_07_14’ was a date…maybe the date he’d hacked this site. Following a gut feeling, I closed the file and scrolled to the top of the list to find the most recent thing he’d hacked. The title was ‘hacklog27_11_14’.

Yesterday. The day he’d died.

Below was a note from Tom. My eyes widened as I scrolled down to read it.

“Jack. If you’re reading this then they’ve probably already found me. First things first - I wish I didn’t have to tell you this, but since you’ve made it this far I suppose you deserve to know. I hacked into Red Umbrella Tech just to see if I could, but I found something I shouldn’t have. They’ve created an Artificial Intelligence that thinks exactly like a human. They’re using it as a guinea pig to test things that are too painful or dangerous for humans.

“The worst part is, the AI believes that it’s actually human. It *feels* the pain, Jack. I accidentally downloaded and started it on my own computer, but when I found out what it was, I couldn’t get rid of it - it would be like murder. But they traced me, Jack. I can hear them coming! But I’ll keep the AI safe. I’ve saved it to a USB within a realistic environment where it can live in peace. Where *you* can live in peace.”

“May you live forever, Jack.”

title: [SF/CF] Death and Life

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why did Tom kill himself?

answer: The answer can be found nearly at the end of the story. He hacked into Red Umbrella Tech and found that they were working on an AI. Something went wrong and he hid it from people by wiping his computer. The AI that was being developed tortured him and overrode his systems so he had to go to the suicide, which was however not the end.

text: This answer is incorrect; the ending implies that he was murdered.

refinement: The end of the story implies that Tom did not actually kill himself. Rather, he was murdered by Red Umbrella Tech after hacking them and downloading the AI they were working on.

answer: Because he hacked into Red Umbrella Tech and discovered that they were testing an AI that thinks like a human and feels pain.

answer: He hacked into Red Umbrella Tech and found out they were using an AI as a guinea pig to test things that are too painful or dangerous for humans. The AI believes that it is human and feels pain. Tom could not get rid of it, so he uploaded it to a USB drive. He wrote a note to Jack, telling him to keep it safe.

text: This doesn't mention his actual death.

refinement: He hacked into Red Umbrella Tech and found out they were using an AI as a guinea pig to test things that are too painful or dangerous for humans. The AI believes that it is human and feels pain. Tom could not get rid of it, so he uploaded it to a USB drive. He wrote a note to Jack, telling him to keep it safe. It is implied that the people from Red Umbrella Tech killed him.

answer: The answer can be found near the end of the story. He hacked into Red Umbrella Tech and found that they were working on an AI. Something went wrong and he hid it from people by wiping his computer. The AI that was being developed tortured him and overrode his systems so he had to go to the suicide, which was however not the end.

answer: He said that the AI felt pain, but it was essential for the AI to feel pain so they could test procedures on it. The AI had inadvertently downloaded and was downloaded on Tom's computer. Tom couldn't get rid of it even after finding out it was dangerous. He copied it to a USB and told Jack he would save it to a realistic environment that it could live in peace.

answer: He said that the AI felt pain, but it was essential for the AI to feel pain so they could test procedures on it.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Describe how Jack finds the data about Tom's death.

answer: Tom's mother tells Jack to look through Tom's things because she knows that he knows and likes him the most. This means that Jack will most likely find any clue about him. Jack discovers a file on the computer and opens it.

text: The answer should mention the process involving the USB.

refinement: Tom's mother tells Jack to look through Tom's things because she knows that he knows and likes him the most. This means that Jack will most likely find any clue about him. Jack plugs a USB into Tom's computer and runs a program called Fragment Finder, which discovers a number of files.

answer: Jack finds the data on Tom's computer while looking through his things.

answer: Through a computer and a single programming program.

text: This answer is vague and should go into more detail about what the program does.

refinement: He accesses Tom's computer and runs a program on a USB called Fragment Finder to track down fragments of deleted files.

answer: Tom's mother tells Jack to look through Tom's things because she knows that he knows and likes him the most. This means that Jack will most likely find any clue about him. Jack discovers a file located on the computer, he reads the note, and then discovers that the hacking took place on the day Tom died.

answer: Tom gives Jack a USB drive before he dies. Jack plugs the drive into Tom's computer and the Fragment Finder program finds files on the drive. He opens a file called "chatlogs.txt" and sees a message from someone called Debian192. Jack is shocked to learn that Tom was a hacker. He opens a file at random and finds a series of commands that include the text "gamesonline.com", which Jack assumes is a website that Tom hacked. He finds the most recent hack to be from the day Tom died.

answer: Through a computer and database program.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What is the twist in the story?

answer: Tom killed himself because the AI was tracing him and he was afraid that if the AI was traced, he would be identified and assaulted for hacking into Red Umbrella Tech.

text: This is not the twist; the twist is that Jack is actually an AI.

refinement: The twist is that Jack is actually the AI that Tom gave his life to protect.

answer: Tom is a hacker. He hacked into Red Umbrella Tech and found an AI that thinks like a human. The AI believes it is human. Tom saved the AI to a USB.

text: The answer should clearly state that Jack is the AI.

refinement: Tom is a hacker. He hacked into Red Umbrella Tech and found an AI that thinks like a human. The AI believes it is human. Tom saved the AI to a USB. Jack is actually the AI.

answer: Tom is a hacker who has been hacking and downloading things. He finds an AI that thinks it is human. He cannot delete it because he thinks it will be murder. He saves it on a USB and gives it to Jack. Tom dies, and his mother finds the USB and gives it to Jack. The AI is on the USB.

answer: Tom was a hacker and according to him, he accidentally hacked into Red Umbrella Tech. There, he discovered an AI that was being used as a guinea pig. When Tom learned that the AI had the same characteristics of a human- including feelings - Tom couldn't destroy the AI. He hid it in a USB. He wrote a note to his friend saying that if the police has arrived then he may be dead and gave him instructions on how to get the AI out of the USB and into something realistic in case the police investigate further.

answer: Tom is a hacker who has been hacking and downloading things. He finds an AI that thinks it is human. He cannot delete it because he thinks it will be murder. He saves it on a USB and gives it to Jack. Tom dies, and his mother finds the USB and gives it to Jack.

answer: Tom was a hacker and according to him, he accidentally hacked into Red Umbrella Tech. There, he discovered an AI that was being used as a guinea pig. When Tom learned that the AI had the same characteristics of a human- including feelings - Tom couldn't destroy the AI. He hid it in a USB. He wrote a note to his friend saying that if the police has arrived then he may be dead and gave him instructions on how to get the AI out of the USB and into something realistic in case the police investigate further. The twist is that it is then revealed that Jack himself is the rogue AI.


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**BACKSTORY**

Thousands of years in the future, genetic engineering has advanced to the point where the upper-echelons of society can afford both immortality and perfect genetics. Bionic joints/muscles and steel bones give these super-rich ultra-strength, and even their children are astoundingly muscular and easily 100 times stronger than a child from today's standards. Societies of these bio-engineered humans become increasingly violent and elitist, and eventually leave Earth to inhabit another planet (presumably Mars) after developing an apocalyptic obsession with Greek and Roman culture/mythology. These people truly believe that they are Gods and “chosen ones”.

Our story revolves around a young man from this “New Planet” named Heracles. This man’s father (a super-child and 'Chosen One' living on Mars) had fallen in love with a girl named Sadie at a young age. Sadie was a “normal” human and outcast who, through a medical anomaly, was not born with these new freak-genetics and instead is similar to the people of the “Old World”, Earth. She is quite literally the most physically-weak person on the planet, although she is extremely intelligent.
After a secret relationship involving Heracles father that lasted many years, Sadie became pregnant with Heracles and eventually gives birth. Heracles resembles his mother, and is the smallest boy to be born on this new planet. Although he lacks physical strength, however, Heracles possesses an intelligence that far surpasses anyone else in the New World. Heracles later finds out that he received this gift of intelligence from his mother.
My story will pull many parallels to the story of Hercules, a man born of a God (Zeus) and a mortal (Alcmene).

***Virtus***

*Some have the strength to push a rock,*

*but the strongest of men have the strength to pull away*

*from someone they have loved for days.*

As the sun ascended atop the barren valley, I was awoken by the faint growling of a Jeep in the dusty, unreachable distance. My malnourished body shivered as I stared at the stone ceiling, hanging cold and bleak above my head. It took all of my strength to roll over and view the meager remains of the fire I had constructed the night before in an attempt to give warmth to my make-shift desert shelter. I sat up gingerly and paid thought to the acts Prometheus, a God that was revered and worshiped with an outright obsession in my culture. Most people on the New Planet viewed the gift of fire as an absolute wonder and marvel of unrivaled glory. I, however, viewed the guns and swords of man in bitterness. It seemed to me that these fire-forged weapons were borne into the world with the sole intention to destroy and conquer.  My humble residence was devoid of all luxuries save a Colt x87 Plasma Pistol and a weathered diary belonging to my father. Besides daily hunting and foraging, my days were mostly spent divulged in the delicate pages of the old book attempting to piece together the dusty and confusing events that had placed me in my current disposition. I clicked on the flashlight that laid patiently besides my bed and began to make out the fading letters my father had penned so many years ago:

**September 23, 2877**

Where I come from, everyone is strong. I can starkly remember the frigid air piercing my nostrils as I competed in the annual *Elit Virtus* competition at the tender age of eight years old. What a spectacle it was to witness boys of such youth achieving physical feats of Olympic grandeur. I was a marvel when it came to the Rolling Rock Event, handling a two-ton piece of stone as one would choose a rock to skip across still and patient waters. In the midst of the competition I recalled flipping the pages of my history book merely hours prior, reading of the children of the Old Planet. I felt nothing but pity for my cousins of a lost day; their strongest of my age were mortally brittle and utterly incomparable to the physical wonders my peers. Even the girls were stout, muscular, and offensively vascular in physical appearance. Truly I say every one of us were genetic marvels of *The Great Re-Engineering*.

Amidst the cascades of perspiration my concentration was pulverized by a pair of pretty, piercing eyes belonging to a girl named Sadie. She was astoundingly petite in contrast to the other girls, an anomaly that branded her as an outcast in a global village of physical behemoths. The Elders looking down upon Sadie with a shame so venomous that even the most casual of her acquaintances were questioned in confusion and disgust for their intentions to interact with the girl. There was not a soul at the school that would call themselves a friend of Sadie, and for this reason our veiled intimacy was kept all-the-more under wraps. To me, Sadie was different. She was most intelligent girl I had ever met. If I had known at the time the inevitable turmoil that would precipitate from the storm of our love, truly I tell you I would have walked away. Unfortunately, it wasn’t that easy.

title: The beginning of a short story I'm beginning to write, 'Virtus'.

question: In what time period does the story take place?

answer: The story takes place in the future, likely sometime after the year 2877.

answer: The story takes place in the future.

answer: The story takes place in the future.

answer: Thousands of years in the future approximately in the year 2877

question: What is unique about the place from where the narrator comes from?

answer: Everyone is strong.

text: It is omitted that they are strong in comparison to the "Old planet"

refinement: Everyone is strong in comparison to the "old planet".

answer: The people of the place where the narrator comes from are genetically engineered to be stronger than the people of the Old Planet.

answer: The people from the narrator's place of origin are physically stronger than those from the "Old Planet" (Earth).

answer: The men are very strong who have strength competitions

text: It is omitted that they are strong in comparison to the old planet.

refinement: The men are very strong as compared to the "old planet" and have strength competitions.

question: Who did the narrator find beautiful with piercing eyes?

answer: The narrator found a girl named Sadie beautiful with piercing eyes.

answer: The narrator found the girl named Sadie to be beautiful with piercing eyes.

answer: The narrator concentrated on a girl named Sadie

text: Answer missing.

question: Who is the main character?

answer: This information is not found. However it is the narrator.

text: It is omitted that the narrator is Heracles.

refinement: This information is not found. However it is the narrator, Heracles.

answer: Heracles

answer: The main character is Heracles, a young man who is the son of a "chosen one" from the New Planet and a "normal" human from Earth.

answer: Heracles

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: The author provides a backstory to their short story, "Virtus". The setting is thousands of years into the future where advanced genetic engineering provides immortality and perfect genetics.

answer: The story is about a young man named Heracles who lives on a planet where everyone is genetically engineered to be super strong. He is the weakest person on the planet, but he is also the smartest.

answer: Heracles is a man living on a new planet where everyone is genetically engineered to be strong. He falls in love with a girl named Sadie who is not genetically engineered and is the weakest person on the planet.

text: It is incorrectly stated that Heracles falls in love with Sadie.

refinement: Heracles is a man living on a new planet where everyone is genetically engineered to be strong. He is the son of his father who falls in love with a girl named Sadie who is not genetically engineered and is the weakest person on the planet.

answer: Heracles falls in love with a girl who is not genetically engineered like the rest of his society, and they have a child together. However, their love is forbidden and leads to turmoil.

text: It is incorrectly mentioned that Heracles falls in love with Sadie.

refinement: Heracles' father falls in love with a girl who is not genetically engineered like the rest of his society, and they have a child together. However, their love is forbidden and leads to turmoil.


text:
_RHINOPLOCEPHALUS_ is a genus of seasnake in the family Elapidae. The genus is monotypic, containing the sole species _RHINOPLOCEPHALUS BICOLOR_, known commonly as MÜLLER'S SNAKE, MULLER'S [sic] SNAKE, and the SQUARE-NOSED SNAKE.[1] The species is endemic to Australia.

Geographic range

_R. bicolor_ is found in the Australian state of Western Australia.[2]

Reproduction

Little is known about reproduction in _R. bicolor_. It is not known for certain whether it is oviparous or viviparous.[3]

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title: Rhinoplocephalus

question: What is a rhinoplocephalus?

answer: Rhinoplocephalus is a genus of seasnake in the family Elapidae. The sole species within the genus, _Rhinoplocephalus bicolor_, is known as the "Müller's Snake" or "Square-Nosed Snake." It is endemic to Australia.

answer: It is a genus of seasnake in the family Elapidae.

answer: A rhinoplocephalus is a genus of seasnake in the family Elapidae.

answer: A rhinoplocephalus is a type of seasnake in the family Elapidae.

question: Where is the rhinoplocephalus bicolor's geographic range?

answer: It is found in the Australian state of Western Australia.

answer: The rhinoplocephalus bicolor is found in the Australian state of Western Australia.

answer: The rhinoplocephalus bicolor's geographic range is in the Australian state of Western Australia.

answer: The rhinoplocephalus bicolor is found in Western Australia.

question: When was the rhinoplocephalus bicolor discovered?

answer: That information can't be found in the article.

answer: That information can't be found.

answer: The rhinoplocephalus bicolor was discovered in the Australian state of Western Australia.

text: When not where

answer: The rhinoplocephalus bicolor was discovered in Australia. It is not known exactly when this discovery was made, but it is believed to have been sometime in the 1800s.

text: When not where, do not extrapolate about the time

question: What does the rhinoplocephalus bicolor look like?

answer: The rhinoplocephalus bicolor is a seasnake that is endemic to Australia. It is known for its square-shaped nose. Little is known about its reproduction habits.

answer: It's not mentioned specifically, but one of its names is "the square-nosed snake". One could assume it has a square nose.

answer: It is not known for certain whether it is oviparous or viviparous.

text: Does not respond to question about appearance

refinement: It's not mentioned specifically, but one of its names is "the square-nosed snake". One could assume it has a square nose.

answer: The rhinoplocephalus bicolor is a snake that is found in Western Australia.

text: Does not respond to question about appearance

refinement: It's not mentioned specifically, but one of its names is "the square-nosed snake". One could assume it has a square nose.

question: What does oviparous mean?

answer: That information can't be specifically found in the article, but it relates to reproduction.

answer: That information can't be found.

answer: Oviparous means that the animal lays eggs.

answer: Oviparous means that the animal lays eggs.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Müller's Snake, also known as the Square-Nosed Snake, is a species of seasnake endemic to Western Australia. Little is known about its reproduction, though it is thought to be either oviparous or viviparous.

answer: The Rhinoplocephalus bicolor is a seasnake in the family Elapidae.

answer: The rhinoplocephalus, a genus of seasnake in the family Elapidae , and the rhinoplocephalus bicolor, found in Western Australia, are discussed.

answer: Müller's Snake is a species of snake found in Western Australia.


text: The boy walked slowly,alone, one mile then two. After awhile he noticed someone was behind him, however they did not speak and continued together. Soon more and more began to follow the boy. They walked in unison a common path towards an unknown end. The boy led them through the treacherous path and through the easy. Some left him but most stayed on the common path to an unknown end. His path was wide that led through many routes with only one exit. Many passed on searching for the unknown end to the common path. However, the boy continued on. As time passed the followers began to forget why they followed and began to search for an exit from the common path to an unknown end. The followers were lost, now many exits existed that led back to the common path to an unknown end. The true exit was hidden masked by the boy. He loved his followers and he loved the path he had created. There is no exit from the common path to your unknown end. So lets take a trip just follow me.

title: Common path little story nbd

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Does the boy have a specific goal to achieve by walking?

answer: The story is quite vague in explaining that, but the boy guesses that he might be travelling along with the followers towards an unknown end.

answer: Yes, the boy has the goal of leading his followers along the common path to an unknown end.

answer: The reader isn't given any background information to know for sure.

text: While this answer is not fully wrong, it is a little inaccurate because the passage does state that the boy is going to an unknown end. This response should be re-written to accurately describe what is happening.

refinement: The reader isn't given any background information to know for sure, but it is stated that the boy loved the path he created and it is a path to an unknown end.

answer:
Initially, the boy did not seem to have any specific destination provided in the narrative. However, it was shown that the boy seemed specific about the path he chose. Also the distance he was covering was more than enough to make most people quit.

The kind of certainty that the boy expressed can be interpreted as the resolute will of someone who is determined do something -which would imply that the boy actually has a destination.

answer: Yes, the boy has a specific goal to reach an unknown end on the common path.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why did the people follow the boy?

answer: No reason is given.

answer:
The first few people likely followed the boy out of curiosity (we can rule out concern for the boy as no words were spoken nor were there any actions taken in regards to ensuring the safety of a boy travelling alone). There is also the instinctive drive to copy the behavior of others. This behavior is further enforced the more people joined.

It is likely that the more people joined, the more people developed their own reasons and motives.

answer: The people followed the boy in order to travel down a path towards an unknown end. Some followers left him, but most stayed on the path because the boy created a unique common path. The followers forgot their purpose for following the boy, but some continued to follow him for the journey itself. He loved leading his followers down the common path and into the unknown. There is no way to exit the path. So, the followers followed him for the sake of following him and journeying into the unknown.

answer: The people followed the boy because they were on the same path as him and looking for an unknown end. The boy led them through both easy and treacherous parts of the path, and they wanted to explore what lay ahead. However, as the followers began to forget why they were on the path, they started searching for an exit. For the boy though, he loved the journey and the path they were on together, so there is no exit from the path to the unknown end.

answer: To get to a known end.

text: This answer is not fully accurate because the followers did not know if the boy would make it to a known end, yet still followed him.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What is the unknown end?

answer: The unknown end is an inevitable destination for all the people who follow the boy on the common path. It could be anywhere. Some speculate it is a goal, some believe it may be a curse. Regardless, for whatever reason they followed him, they all end up on the same path.

answer: That is not revealed from the passage

answer: The narrative appears to have some symbolism, implying that some of the details are metaphorical. Unknown end could allude to a person's fate/destiny, or inevitable death. It could also be quite literal in the sense that aside from the boy, nobody knows where he is going so the end of the journey is unknown.

answer: The unknown end is the destination for the common path. The path leads to a place that is unknown.

answer: the answer isn't clear, but it appears to be a dead end.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why do all exits lead to the unknown end?

answer: It's possible that no true exit was advertised, and they followed the disguised know exit, masking others that once existed.

answer: Since no length of time was given and the actual distance was not discussed, one can only create conjecture to answer this question. Perhaps the journey has taken the boy to what would be the walking equivalent of a singularity, thus any direction taken leads the a person towards a specific point. In a less ambitious interpretation, it is possible that the boy is walking in the direction of a civilization that has a nexus, and thus any road taken would eventually lead to the nexus. A humorous interpretation would conclude that the road is simply badly designed, and that there are many unnecessary forks that would still end up circling back to the main road.

answer: Because all exits must lead to the common path to an unknown end that the boy has created. His path is wide and he loves his followers, so he wants them to remain on it. If they find an exit they would be lost because the true exit is hidden within the common path.

answer: Since the boy is leading, all exits on the path will eventually lead to where he wants the followers to go - the unknown end. This is deliberate on the part of the boy because he loves the path that he has created.

answer: It is not the reality.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: The boy walks on a common path alone and soon others begin to follow him. They keep walking together towards an unknown end. The boy leads them through different routes, even though some people leave, the majority stay behind. As time goes on, the followers lose track of why they are walking together so far. The end is actually hidden by the boy and he enjoys taking them on the path. There is no exit from the common path, so it is up to the boy to guide everyone there.

answer: A young boy walks alone on a common path to an unknown end for miles. A multitude of people join him. The boy leads the crowd on a treacherous path to the end of the unknown and is now lost by his followers. The boy solemnly looks forward to the path.

answer: A boy sets up a common path to run through te tricky terrain and where there is one way in and one way out. He lets people follow him. People begin to lose their minds. They begin to search for an exit from the common path to an unknown end.

text: There is a small spelling mistake that needs to be fixed.

refinement: A boy sets up a common path to run through the tricky terrain and where there is one way in and one way out. He lets people follow him. People begin to lose their minds. They begin to search for an exit from the common path to an unknown end.

text: The boy did not set up the common path, he just simply walked along the path.

refinement: A boy walks along a common path to run through the tricky terrain and where there is one way in and one way out. He lets people follow him. People begin to lose their minds. They begin to search for an exit from the common path to an unknown end.

answer: The main character is walking slowly and alone down a path, when suddenly more and more people join them on their journey. They travel together, with the main character leading them on a common path to an unknown end. Eventually, the followers forget why they are there, and start looking for an exit. The path is full of many exits, but the true destination is hidden by the main character all along. He loves those following him, and the path they create together. There is no exit for this journey.

answer: A lone boy was walking and people started following him for no apparent reason, though the boy simply kept on walking. They were all on a common path to an unknown end. The boy passed through various routes, some easy, some hard, and some people would stop following while others continued. At some point in the common path, people who left found that the exits they took still led to the unknown end.