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As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, 52 trucks laden with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage remain stranded in various parts of Delhi.

As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, the situation is fast becoming a serious threat to the health of Delhi's citizens.

The EDMC was forced to stop collecting garbage after the Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal banned the Ghazipur landfill site from being used in the wake of a collapse that killed two people. Ghazipur had been used as a dumping ground since 1984. After the trifurcation of the MCDs, the ground was used to dump solid waste generated in East Delhi.

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Worse, the corporation is facing protests from citizens and environmental groups in the two spots it plans to dump garbage: Rani Khera and the Yamuna floodplains.

“Our garbage trucks went to Rani Khera but locals wouldn't let us. Now we are at a loss," said EDMC mayor Neema Bhagat.

Dumping of solid waste has become a contentious issue between the EDMC and the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC): The new Rani Khera dumping ground falls under NDMC jurisdiction.

Jayendra Kumar Dabas, councillor, Rani Khera said the EDMC ought to be allotted a site within its own area. "If no such place is available, the new dumping ground should be at least four or five kilometres away from where people live," Dabas said.

Dabas, a BJP member in the NDMC general body, also met the Lieutenant Governor and NDMC mayor Preeti Agarwal. Dabas said he requested the governor to not allow the EDMC to use Rani Khera as a dumping ground.

“The Lieutenant Governor assured us that the ground will be used only for week as an interim arrangement. After that, it will be shifted to a new place,” he said.

But the people of Rani Khera village are adamant: They will not allow garbage to be dumped there even for a day.

"Lakhs of people live near Rani Khera," Dabas, who is front and centre of the protest, said. "Why would anyone expect them to sacrifice their health?"

Dabas said thousands of people have gathered in the Rani Khera area to stop the EDMC trucks from dumping garbage. "They are keeping vigil day and night," Dabas said.

Little wonder that a new site in the Yamuna floodplains was quickly suggested as a dumping spot to the EDMC. However, a source in the civic body said the EDMC never seriously considered that spot. "There would be protests against any use of Yamuna floodplains as dumping ground,” the source said.

Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working for protection of the Yamuna River, immediately wrote to the Lieutenant Governor after the plan went public.

“We are gravely alarmed at the efforts of the EDMC to revive its plans to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna river bed / floodplain in east Delhi, to push through a thoroughly illegal and ill-planned move which has already been assessed and been rejected in the past by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) Principal Committee as being not only in the teeth of the NGT judgment dated 13 January, 2015, but also against the provisions of the Solid Waste management Rules and the Ganga Authorities Notification,” the letter read.

In 2015, the NGT issued issued 28 directions for implementation of the project called, ‘Maily Se Nirmal Yamuna’ Revitalisation Project. Under these directions, the bench directed a fine of Rs 5,000 for anyone spotted littering and imposed a fine of Rs. 50,000 for throwing constructioin debris in the Yamuna.

The directions were issued to take stringent and effective steps, with a determined mind, to ensure that none fail in performing their respective functions, duties and obligations to achieve the ultimate goal of converting ‘Maily Yamuna’ into ‘Nirmal Yamuna’ under the project.

"The Delhi Development Authority allotted us another plot  in the Gonda-Gurjan area to use as dumping ground. We are still discussing the viability of the new site,” said Bhagat.

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

What does the trifurcation of the MCD's mean?

answer: It appears to be an effort to centralize dumping MCD's garbage locally, of a process with many trucks now deployed in East Delhi. But, it was blocked by the Lieutenant Governor.

text: The answer is made up.

text: There's no answer.

refinement: "Trifurcation" means to separate into three. MCD could plausibly stand for "Municipal Corporation of Delhi". So then, "trifurcation of the MCDs" would mean that the municipality of Delhi was separated into three jurisdictions.

answer: The trifurcation of the MCD's means that East Delhi Municipal Corporation now has to collect the solid waste generated in East Delhi. With the Lieutenant Governor's ban on the Ghazipur landfill site, East Delhi Municipal Corporation cannot dump their trash and is left with 52 trucks backed up with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage. The people of Rani Khera village are protesting the EDMC's plan to dump garbage in their area as they believe that dumping the garbage there would threaten their health. The EDMC is looking for a new dumping spot but has not been able to decide on a spot that is feasible and won't cause more protests.

text: The answer is rambling about irrelevant information while not answering the question.

text: There's no answer.

refinement: "Trifurcation" means to separate into three. MCD could plausibly stand for "Municipal Corporation of Delhi". So then, "trifurcation of the MCDs" would mean that the municipality of Delhi was separated into three jurisdictions.

answer: The MCD is divided into three parts.

text: It's possible to guess what "MCD" means. Thus a more complete answer can be given.

refinement: The MCD is divided into three parts. MCD might mean Municipal Corporation of Delhi, so that would mean Delhi municipality was divided into three jurisdictions.

text: "After the trifurcation of the MCDs..."

answer: The trifurcation of the MCDs means that solid waste is being dumped in various parts of Delhi due to a ban on the Ghazipur landfill site. This has created a serious threat to the health of Delhi citizens, as 52 trucks full of trash remain stranded across the city.

text: The answer is wrong and nonsensical.

text: There's no answer.

refinement: "Trifurcation" means to separate into three. MCD could plausibly stand for "Municipal Corporation of Delhi". So then, "trifurcation of the MCDs" would mean that the municipality of Delhi was separated into three jurisdictions.

answer: It is not explained in the article, although it can be seen that the East Delhi Municipal Corporation is one part of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. This should have been the trifurcation - splitting the Delhi Corporation into three.

text: Trifurcation: "After the trifurcation of the MCDs..."

text: Regional municipalities: "East Delhi Municipal Corporation", "North Delhi Municipal Corporation".

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

Summarize all information relating to the EDMC.

answer: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is struggling to find a place to dump approximately 3,000 metric tons of garbage after a dump site at Ghazipur was declared unusable. The locals at Rani Khera village have protested against the dumping site, claiming that their health would be at risk if the garbage was dumped there. The EDMC has conceded that they are considering an alternative site but the location in the Yamuna Riverbed has been protested by an NGO. No plan has been decided on yet.

text: The penultimate sentence implies that EDMC wanted to use the Yamuna floodplains as a dumping ground, which they didn't: "Little wonder that a new site in the Yamuna floodplains was quickly suggested as a dumping spot to the EDMC. However, a source in the civic body said the EDMC never seriously considered that spot."

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is struggling to find a place to dump approximately 3,000 metric tons of garbage after a dump site at Ghazipur was declared unusable. The locals at Rani Khera village have protested against the dumping site, claiming that their health would be at risk if the garbage was dumped there. The EDMC said that they are considering an alternative site after the location in the Yamuna Riverbed has been protested by an NGO, which they didn't think of as a serious option anyway. No plan has been decided on yet.

text: The answer should mention the third proposed location.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is struggling to find a place to dump approximately 3,000 metric tons of garbage after a dump site at Ghazipur was declared unusable. The locals at Rani Khera village have protested against the dumping site, claiming that their health would be at risk if the garbage was dumped there. The EDMC said that they are considering an alternative site after the location in the Yamuna Riverbed has been protested by an NGO, which they didn't think of as a serious option anyway. No plan has been decided on yet. However, the Delhi Development Authority allotted EDMC another plot at Gonda-Gurjan, which they are considering.

text: Garbage problem: "As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, 52 trucks laden with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage remain stranded in various parts of Delhi."

text: Protests at Rani Khera and Yamuna: "Worse, the corporation is facing protests from citizens and environmental groups in the two spots it plans to dump garbage: Rani Khera and the Yamuna floodplains."

answer: The EDMC is a civic body in Delhi. The Lieutenant Governor has barred them from using the Ghazipur landfill site which was being used since 1984 as a dumping spot. There is a citizens protest at the two dumping locations Rani Khera and the River Yamuna floodplains.

text: The answer should mention that the protests are at the new proposed locations.

refinement: The EDMC is a civic body in Delhi. The Lieutenant Governor has barred them from using the Ghazipur landfill site which was being used since 1984 as a dumping spot. There is a citizens protest at the two newly suggested dumping locations Rani Khera and the River Yamuna floodplains.

text: The answer should mention the third proposed location.

refinement: The EDMC is a civic body in Delhi. The Lieutenant Governor has barred them from using the Ghazipur landfill site which was being used since 1984 as a dumping spot. There is a citizens protest at the two newly suggested dumping locations Rani Khera and the River Yamuna floodplains. The Delhi Development Authority allotted EDMC another plot at Gonda-Gurjan, which they are considering.

text: Old dumping location banned: "The EDMC was forced to stop collecting garbage after the Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal banned the Ghazipur landfill site from being used in the wake of a collapse that killed two people. Ghazipur had been used as a dumping ground since 1984."

text: Protests at new locations: "Worse, the corporation is facing protests from citizens and environmental groups in the two spots it plans to dump garbage: Rani Khera and the Yamuna floodplains."

answer: The EDMC is currently not collecting garbage because the Lieutenant Governor ordered the Ghazipur landfill to stop using the site. The residents near the Ghazipur landfill protested against its use. The EDMC is now considering the Rani Khera and Yamuna floodplain as waste dumps.

text: Almost all of the answer is wrong.

text: There's no answer.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is struggling to find a place to dump approximately 3,000 metric tons of garbage after a dump site at Ghazipur was declared unusable. The locals at Rani Khera village have protested against the dumping site, claiming that their health would be at risk if the garbage was dumped there. The EDMC said that they are considering an alternative site after the location in the Yamuna Riverbed has been protested by an NGO, which they didn't think of as a serious option anyway. No plan has been decided on yet. However, the Delhi Development Authority allotted EDMC another plot at Gonda-Gurjan, which they are considering.

answer:
 - The EDMC is at a stand-off with citizens because they want to dump solid waste at an unsafe place.
 - The EDMC is at a loss of what to do with the waste.
 - The other possible sites for dumping waste are not viable.
 - They are discussing the viability of a third site.

text: The EDMC isn't facing problems because they want to use the unsafe site. They are barred from using it without a viable alternative.

refinement:
 - The EDMC is at a stand-off with citizens because they want to dump solid waste at a new site after getting barred from using the old one after a collapse that killed two people.
 - The EDMC is at a loss of what to do with the waste.
 - The other possible sites for dumping waste are not viable.
 - They are discussing the viability of a third site.

text: EDMC at a loss: "As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, 52 trucks laden with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage remain stranded in various parts of Delhi."

text: New locations protested: "Worse, the corporation is facing protests from citizens and environmental groups in the two spots it plans to dump garbage: Rani Khera and the Yamuna floodplains."

text: A new site under discussion: "'The Delhi Development Authority allotted us another plot in the Gonda-Gurjan area to use as dumping ground. We are still discussing the viability of the new site,' said Bhagat."

answer: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation has been banned from using the Ghazipur landfill site to dump solid waste generated in East Delhi. As a result, 52 garbage trucks carrying nearly 3,000 metric tons of waste are currently stranded in various parts of Delhi. Rani Khera has been suggested as a new site for dumping ground, however, locals and environmental groups are refusing to allow this and have gathered to stop the trucks from dumping garbage. The EDMC has been allocated a new site in Gonda-Gurjan in the Yamuna River, but they are currently discussing its viability as dumping ground.

text: The answer should mention the second protested location, the Yamuna riverbed.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation has been banned from using the Ghazipur landfill site to dump solid waste generated in East Delhi. As a result, 52 garbage trucks carrying nearly 3,000 metric tons of waste are currently stranded in various parts of Delhi. Rani Khera and Yamuna floodplains have been suggested as new sites for dumping ground, however, locals and environmental groups are refusing to allow this and have gathered to stop the trucks from dumping garbage. The EDMC has been allocated a new site in Gonda-Gurjan in the Yamuna River, but they are currently discussing its viability as dumping ground.

text: Garbage in trucks: "As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, 52 trucks laden with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage remain stranded in various parts of Delhi."

text: Banned: "The EDMC was forced to stop collecting garbage after the Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal banned the Ghazipur landfill site from being used in the wake of a collapse that killed two people."

text: Protests: "Worse, the corporation is facing protests from citizens and environmental groups in the two spots it plans to dump garbage: Rani Khera and the Yamuna floodplains."

text: A new site under discussion: "'The Delhi Development Authority allotted us another plot in the Gonda-Gurjan area to use as dumping ground. We are still discussing the viability of the new site,' said Bhagat."

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

Summarize all information relating to the Yamuna river.

answer: The Yamuna river is the second largest tributary river of the Ganges in northern India. Recently, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation was looking for a new site to dump garbage but was unsuccessful due to protest from citizens who feared it would pose a public health risk. The potential new site was in the river bed of the Yamuna but this was met with strong resistance from NGOs and environmental groups. Although the EDMC did not seriously consider the Yamuna as a potential site, the river has been declared a protected natural resource by multiple environmental groups who are concerned for the consequences any dumping into it would have on the health of the Yamuna and its surrounding population.

text: The first sentence doesn't come from the article.

refinement: Recently, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation was looking for a new site to dump garbage but was unsuccessful due to protest from citizens who feared it would pose a public health risk. The potential new site was in the river bed of the Yamuna but this was met with strong resistance from NGOs and environmental groups. Although the EDMC did not seriously consider the Yamuna as a potential site, the river has been declared a protected natural resource by multiple environmental groups who are concerned for the consequences any dumping into it would have on the health of the Yamuna and its surrounding population.

text: Yamuna river wasn't the potential location, but a potential location.

refinement: Recently, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation was looking for a new site to dump garbage but was unsuccessful due to protest from citizens who feared it would pose a public health risk. A potential new site was in the river bed of the Yamuna but this was met with strong resistance from NGOs and environmental groups. Although the EDMC did not seriously consider the Yamuna as a potential site, the river has been declared a protected natural resource by multiple environmental groups who are concerned for the consequences any dumping into it would have on the health of the Yamuna and its surrounding population.

text: New dumping ground protested: "Worse, the corporation is facing protests from citizens and environmental groups in the two spots it plans to dump garbage: Rani Khera and the Yamuna floodplains."

text: No serious consideration: "However, a source in the civic body said the EDMC never seriously considered that spot."

text: NGO against dumping, protected ground: "'We are gravely alarmed at the efforts of the EDMC to revive its plans to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna river bed / floodplain in east Delhi, to push through a thoroughly illegal and ill-planned move which has already been assessed and been rejected in the past by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) Principal Committee as being not only in the teeth of the NGT judgment dated 13 January, 2015, but also against the provisions of the Solid Waste management Rules and the Ganga Authorities Notification,' the letter read."

answer: An NGO-Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan-is worried about the EDMC trying to revive plans to build a landfill in the Yamuna riverbed. The NGO supports the stopping of all illegal dumping in water bodies. Dumping is allowed only in landfills.

text: The last two sentences are irrelevant.

refinement: An NGO-Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan-is worried about the EDMC trying to revive plans to build a landfill in the Yamuna riverbed.

text: The answer should elucidate how the landfill situation came to be.

refinement: After the East Delhi Municipal Corporation was banned from using the old landfill after an accident that killed two people, one of the new suggested locations for dumping solid waste was the Yamuna floodplains. An NGO-Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan-is worried about the EDMC trying to revive plans to build a landfill in the Yamuna riverbed.

text: The answer should mention that EDMC never considered the Yamuna river seriously.

refinement: After the East Delhi Municipal Corporation was banned from using the old landfill after an accident that killed two people, one of the new suggested locations for dumping solid waste was the Yamuna floodplains. An NGO-Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan-is worried about the EDMC trying to revive plans to build a landfill in the Yamuna riverbed, but the corporation didn't consider the location seriously.

text: The answer should mention the decision made previously about using the Yamuna river as a landfill.

refinement: After the East Delhi Municipal Corporation was banned from using the old landfill after an accident that killed two people, one of the new suggested locations for dumping solid waste was the Yamuna floodplains. An NGO-Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan-is worried about the EDMC trying to revive plans to build a landfill in the Yamuna riverbed, but the corporation didn't consider the location seriously. The floodplains' use as a landfill is against the Solid Waste management rules, which the National Green Tribunal established to revitalize the river.

answer:
 - The Yamuna River was identified as a possible dumping site for solid waste.
 - The EDMC never seriously considered using it as a dumping spot.
 - There are severe fines being imposed for littering and dumping under the Yamuna Revitalization Project.
 - 'Maily Yamuna' is to be converted into 'Nirmal Yamuna' project.

text: The Yamuna riverbed as a landfill, not a serious consideration: "Little wonder that a new site in the Yamuna floodplains was quickly suggested as a dumping spot to the EDMC. However, a source in the civic body said the EDMC never seriously considered that spot. "There would be protests against any use of Yamuna floodplains as dumping ground,” the source said."

text: Fines for littering: "Under these directions, the bench directed a fine of Rs 5,000 for anyone spotted littering and imposed a fine of Rs. 50,000 for throwing constructioin debris in the Yamuna."

text: Yamuna conversion: "the ultimate goal of converting ‘Maily Yamuna’ into ‘Nirmal Yamuna’"

text: Revitalization: "In 2015, the NGT issued issued 28 directions for implementation of the project called, ‘Maily Se Nirmal Yamuna’ Revitalisation Project."

answer: A NGO wrote to the Lieutenant Governor requesting for an EDMC site to be used and saying it would be appalling to cleanly defile the Yamuna river and defile the NGT judgment passed in 2015, also stating it is completely illegal to do so and should not be done. They warned if EDMC wanted a dumping ground, they ought to have one at a 5 km stretch of land.

text: The answer is completely nonsensical.

text: There's no answer.

refinement: Recently, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation was looking for a new site to dump garbage but was unsuccessful due to protest from citizens who feared it would pose a public health risk. A potential new site was in the river bed of the Yamuna but this was met with strong resistance from NGOs and environmental groups. Although the EDMC did not seriously consider the Yamuna as a potential site, the river has been declared a protected natural resource by multiple environmental groups who are concerned for the consequences any dumping into it would have on the health of the Yamuna and its surrounding population.

answer: The Yamuna River is considered by some to be an important water source and riverbed in Delhi. However, the EDMC is considering dumping garbage into it as a potential spot to dispose of waste. Ecological groups have expressed great concern about this potential move, citing improper waste disposal to be an inappropriate and unlawful use of the Yamuna River. The NGT ordered stricter rules and penalties pertaining to littering and dumping waste in the Yamuna in 2015. The EDMC has selected a new potential dumping spot, but details about the proposed site are still being analyzed.

text: The first sentence is plausible but made up.

refinement: However, the EDMC is considering dumping garbage into it as a potential spot to dispose of waste. Ecological groups have expressed great concern about this potential move, citing improper waste disposal to be an inappropriate and unlawful use of the Yamuna River. The NGT ordered stricter rules and penalties pertaining to littering and dumping waste in the Yamuna in 2015. The EDMC has selected a new potential dumping spot, but details about the proposed site are still being analyzed.

text: "However" at the beginning is awkward phrasing.

refinement: The EDMC is considering dumping garbage into it as a potential spot to dispose of waste. Ecological groups have expressed great concern about this potential move, citing improper waste disposal to be an inappropriate and unlawful use of the Yamuna River. The NGT ordered stricter rules and penalties pertaining to littering and dumping waste in the Yamuna in 2015. The EDMC has selected a new potential dumping spot, but details about the proposed site are still being analyzed.

text: "EDMC" should be explicitly written for its first use.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) is considering dumping garbage into it as a potential spot to dispose of waste. Ecological groups have expressed great concern about this potential move, citing improper waste disposal to be an inappropriate and unlawful use of the Yamuna River. The NGT ordered stricter rules and penalties pertaining to littering and dumping waste in the Yamuna in 2015. The EDMC has selected a new potential dumping spot, but details about the proposed site are still being analyzed.

text: The EDMC never considered the location seriously.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) never considered dumping garbage into it as a potential spot to dispose of waste. Ecological groups have expressed great concern about this potential move, citing improper waste disposal to be an inappropriate and unlawful use of the Yamuna River. The NGT ordered stricter rules and penalties pertaining to littering and dumping waste in the Yamuna in 2015. The EDMC has selected a new potential dumping spot, but details about the proposed site are still being analyzed.

text: The first sentence should clarify what "it" refers to.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) never considered dumping garbage into the Yamuna riverbed as a potential spot to dispose of waste. Ecological groups have expressed great concern about this potential move, citing improper waste disposal to be an inappropriate and unlawful use of the Yamuna River. The NGT ordered stricter rules and penalties pertaining to littering and dumping waste in the Yamuna in 2015. The EDMC has selected a new potential dumping spot, but details about the proposed site are still being analyzed.

text: The Yamuna riverbed as dumping ground: "Little wonder that a new site in the Yamuna floodplains was quickly suggested as a dumping spot to the EDMC. However, a source in the civic body said the EDMC never seriously considered that spot."

text: Protests: "Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working for protection of the Yamuna River, immediately wrote to the Lieutenant Governor after the plan went public."

text: Littering illegal: "'We are gravely alarmed at the efforts of the EDMC to revive its plans to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna river bed / floodplain in east Delhi, to push through a thoroughly illegal and ill-planned move which has already been assessed and been rejected in the past by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) Principal Committee as being not only in the teeth of the NGT judgment dated 13 January, 2015, but also against the provisions of the Solid Waste management Rules and the Ganga Authorities Notification,' the letter read."

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

What is Jayendra Kumar Dabas' relationship with EDMC?

answer: He is a BJP council member and member of the NDMC general body.

text: The answer should be clear that Dabas doesn't have a direct relationship with EDMC.

refinement: He's not directly affiliated. He is a BJP council member and member of the NDMC general body.

text: Dabas is a "BJP member in the NDMC general body", which is misstated in the answer.

refinement: He's not directly affiliated. He is a BJP member in the NDMC general body.

text: Dabas is also a councilor in an area considered as a dumping ground.

refinement: He's not directly affiliated. He is a BJP member in the NDMC general body. He's a councilor in Rani Khera, which was considered as a landfill location by EDMC.

text: Member in NDMC: "Dabas, a BJP member in the NDMC general body"

text: Councilor: "Jayendra Kumar Dabas, councillor, Rani Khera"

answer: She is a councilor for Rani Khera. She is actively protesting and campaigning against solid waste being dumped at Rani Khera village. She feels that waste should not be dumped in the NDMC, that the new dumping ground should be in EDMC and be located at least four or five kilometers away from where people live.

text: Dabas is identified as male in the article, not female.

refinement: He is a councilor for Rani Khera. He is actively protesting and campaigning against solid waste being dumped at Rani Khera village. He feels that waste should not be dumped in the NDMC, that the new dumping ground should be in EDMC and be located at least four or five kilometers away from where people live.

text: EDMC should be in its own area: "Jayendra Kumar Dabas, councillor, Rani Khera said the EDMC ought to be allotted a site within its own area. 'If no such place is available, the new dumping ground should be at least four or five kilometres away from where people live,' Dabas said."

text: Dabas vs EDMC: "Dabas said he requested the governor to not allow the EDMC to use Rani Khera as a dumping ground."

answer: Dabas is a member of the NDMC general body and is protesting the EDMC's plan to dump garbage at Rani Khera, which is in NDMC jurisdiction.

text: Member in NDMC: "Dabas, a BJP member in the NDMC general body"

text: Dabas vs EDMC: "Dabas said he requested the governor to not allow the EDMC to use Rani Khera as a dumping ground."

text: Jurisdiction issues: "Jayendra Kumar Dabas, councillor, Rani Khera said the EDMC ought to be allotted a site within its own area."

answer: Jairam is the CRIME WARRIOR in the area and he is a warning about the hazards of dumping garbage

text: The answer is nonsensical and made up.

text: There's no answer.

refinement: Dabas is a member of the NDMC general body and is protesting the EDMC's plan to dump garbage at Rani Khera, which is in NDMC jurisdiction.

answer: Jayendra Kumar Dabas is a BJP member of the NDMC general body, so he is opposed to the EDMC dumping garbage at the Rani Khera dumping ground.

text: Member in NDMC: "Dabas, a BJP member in the NDMC general body"

text: Dabas vs EDMC: "Dabas said he requested the governor to not allow the EDMC to use Rani Khera as a dumping ground."

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Caught in a trash crisis, 52 trucks filled with 3,000 metric tonnes of garbage remain stranded in Delhi. The East Delhi Municipal Corporation protests local citizens and environmental groups over the planned dumping grounds but the situation poses a clear threat to the health of Delhi's citizens.

text: The answer is confused about who's protesting whom.

refinement: Caught in a trash crisis, 52 trucks filled with 3,000 metric tonnes of garbage remain stranded in Delhi. The local citizens and environmental groups protest East Delhi Municipal Corporation over the planned dumping grounds but the situation poses a clear threat to the health of Delhi's citizens.

text: The phrasing of "...but the situation poses..." is awkward since protests and potential health hazards aren't opposed ideas.

refinement: Caught in a trash crisis, 52 trucks filled with 3,000 metric tonnes of garbage remain stranded in Delhi. The local citizens and environmental groups protest East Delhi Municipal Corporation over the planned dumping grounds, and the situation poses a clear threat to the health of Delhi's citizens.

text: The answer can use another sentence to mention that a third location was allocated to EDMC.

refinement: Caught in a trash crisis, 52 trucks filled with 3,000 metric tonnes of garbage remain stranded in Delhi. The local citizens and environmental groups protest East Delhi Municipal Corporation over the planned dumping grounds, and the situation poses a clear threat to the health of Delhi's citizens. Another location at Gonda-Gurjan was allocated to EDMC, which they are considering.

text: Stranded trash: "As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, 52 trucks laden with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage remain stranded in various parts of Delhi."

answer: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is in a standoff with citizens protesting the corporation's plans to dump garbage on their land. However, dumping solid waste has become a contentious issue between the EDMC and the NDMC, as the new Rani Khera dumping ground falls under NDMC jurisdiction. The Lieutenant Governor is managing the situation, but Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working to protect the Yamuna River, is actively protesting, gravely alarmed at the efforts of the EDMC to revive a plan to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna River bed / floodplain in east Delhi.

text: The answer should identify the first two potential locations and mention that they aren't under consideration anymore.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is in a standoff with citizens protesting the corporation's plans to dump garbage on their land. However, dumping solid waste has become a contentious issue between the EDMC and the NDMC, as the initially suggested Rani Khera dumping ground falls under NDMC jurisdiction. The Lieutenant Governor is managing the situation, but Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working to protect the Yamuna River, is actively protesting, gravely alarmed at the efforts of the EDMC to revive a plan to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna River bed / floodplain in east Delhi.

text: The answer should mention the third location.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is in a standoff with citizens protesting the corporation's plans to dump garbage on their land as they consider their third prospective landfill location at Gonda-Gurjan. However, dumping solid waste has become a contentious issue between the EDMC and the NDMC, as the initially suggested Rani Khera dumping ground falls under NDMC jurisdiction. The Lieutenant Governor is managing the situation, but Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working to protect the Yamuna River, is actively protesting, gravely alarmed at the efforts of the EDMC to revive a plan to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna River bed / floodplain in east Delhi.

text: EDMC didn't plan to make the Yamuna riverbed into a landfill. The NGO protested the potential.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is in a standoff with citizens protesting the corporation's plans to dump garbage on their land as they consider their third prospective landfill location at Gonda-Gurjan. However, dumping solid waste has become a contentious issue between the EDMC and the NDMC, as the initially suggested Rani Khera dumping ground falls under NDMC jurisdiction. The Lieutenant Governor is managing the situation, but Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working to protect the Yamuna River, is actively protesting, gravely alarmed at the potential of the EDMC to revive a plan to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna River bed / floodplain in east Delhi.

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refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is in a standoff with citizens protesting the corporation's plans to dump garbage on their land as they consider their third prospective landfill location at Gonda-Gurjan. However, dumping solid waste has become a contentious issue between the EDMC and the NDMC, as the initially suggested Rani Khera dumping ground falls under NDMC jurisdiction. The Lieutenant Governor is managing the situation, but Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working to protect the Yamuna River, is actively protesting, gravely alarmed at the potential of the EDMC to revive a plan to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna River bed/floodplain in east Delhi.

text: Garbage standoff: "As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, 52 trucks laden with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage remain stranded in various parts of Delhi."

text: Protests at new locations: "Worse, the corporation is facing protests from citizens and environmental groups in the two spots it plans to dump garbage: Rani Khera and the Yamuna floodplains."

text: NDMC vs EDMC: "Dumping of solid waste has become a contentious issue between the EDMC and the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC): The new Rani Khera dumping ground falls under NDMC jurisdiction."

text: NGOs against Yamuna landfill: "Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working for protection of the Yamuna River, immediately wrote to the Lieutenant Governor after the plan went public."

answer: With the East Delhi Municipal Corporation facing tough times, the Mayor of EDMC, Neema Bhagat, is in talks with government members on a possible solution for the waste in EDMC. Permanent options are piling up very quickly, but a lot needs to be agreed upon before a worse case scenario starts to get all the locals worried. Local organizations may pose an obstacle to the plan, citing how a past decision of dumping solid waste into the Yamuna River was later improper because the move would damage the integrity of the river and the region and endangers human lives.

text: Most of the answer is either wrong or made up.

text: There's no answer.

refinement: The East Delhi Municipal Corporation is in a standoff with citizens protesting the corporation's plans to dump garbage on their land as they consider their third prospective landfill location at Gonda-Gurjan. However, dumping solid waste has become a contentious issue between the EDMC and the NDMC, as the initially suggested Rani Khera dumping ground falls under NDMC jurisdiction. The Lieutenant Governor is managing the situation, but Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan, an NGO working to protect the Yamuna River, is actively protesting, gravely alarmed at the potential of the EDMC to revive a plan to raise a landfill and solid waste management complex spread over 150 acres in the Yamuna River bed/floodplain in east Delhi.

answer: Due to the ban on using the Ghazipur landfill site, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation's garbage trucks remain stranded, with 3,000 metric tons of garbage left to accumulate in various parts of Delhi. This poses a health hazard for the city's citizens. The permanent solution is still being deliberated, but people in Rani Khera are not willing to allow the EDMC to dump garbage in their neighbourhood.

text: The answer should mention that people also protest the potential location at the Yamuna river.

refinement: Due to the ban on using the Ghazipur landfill site, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation's garbage trucks remain stranded, with 3,000 metric tons of garbage left to accumulate in various parts of Delhi. This poses a health hazard for the city's citizens. The permanent solution is still being deliberated, but people in Rani Khera and Yamuna River are not willing to allow the EDMC to dump garbage in their neighbourhood.

text: "Neighbourhood" isn't US English.

refinement: Due to the ban on using the Ghazipur landfill site, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation's garbage trucks remain stranded, with 3,000 metric tons of garbage left to accumulate in various parts of Delhi. This poses a health hazard for the city's citizens. The permanent solution is still being deliberated, but people in Rani Khera and Yamuna River are not willing to allow the EDMC to dump garbage in their neighborhood.

text: Tons of stranded garbage: "As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, 52 trucks laden with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage remain stranded in various parts of Delhi."

text: Ghazipur banned: "The EDMC was forced to stop collecting garbage after the Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal banned the Ghazipur landfill site from being used in the wake of a collapse that killed two people."

text: Health concerns: "As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, the situation is fast becoming a serious threat to the health of Delhi's citizens."

text: Permanent option in deliberation: "'The Delhi Development Authority allotted us another plot in the Gonda-Gurjan area to use as dumping ground. We are still discussing the viability of the new site,' said Bhagat."

text: Rani Khera people in protest: "'Our garbage trucks went to Rani Khera but locals wouldn't let us. Now we are at a loss,' said EDMC mayor Neema Bhagat."

answer: The EDMC has 52 trucks laden with solid waste that it is unable to dump due to its current dumping site being unsafe. The alternate sites are not viable due to its proximity to human settlements and its natural heritage, respectively. The newest proposed dumping site must still be investigated.

text: Can't dump: "As the standoff between the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and citizens heightens, 52 trucks laden with nearly 3,000 metric tons of garbage remain stranded in various parts of Delhi."

text: Unsafe landfill: "The EDMC was forced to stop collecting garbage after the Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal banned the Ghazipur landfill site from being used in the wake of a collapse that killed two people."

text: Proximity to human settlements: "Jayendra Kumar Dabas, councillor, Rani Khera said the EDMC ought to be allotted a site within its own area. 'If no such place is available, the new dumping ground should be at least four or five kilometres away from where people live,' Dabas said."

text: Natural heritage: "In 2015, the NGT issued issued 28 directions for implementation of the project called, ‘Maily Se Nirmal Yamuna’ Revitalisation Project. Under these directions, the bench directed a fine of Rs 5,000 for anyone spotted littering and imposed a fine of Rs. 50,000 for throwing constructioin debris in the Yamuna."

text: The second location was Yamuna: "Little wonder that a new site in the Yamuna floodplains was quickly suggested as a dumping spot to the EDMC."

text: The newest option in deliberation: "'The Delhi Development Authority allotted us another plot in the Gonda-Gurjan area to use as dumping ground. We are still discussing the viability of the new site,' said Bhagat."


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It’s not always easy to kick-start a brand new diet plan, even when you have the list of relevant menu items before you. Lack of Paleo-friendly meal options can force you to plummet off the Paleo bandwagon, a bag of chips in your hand, wondering what happened.

Learn what it’s like to live the Paleo lifestyle, each and every day. Fuel yourself with proper foods, prepared in a delicious manner via the following awesome, nutritive recipes.

Remember that the Paleo diet holds no bearing in the “three meals a day” mentality. Because, generally speaking, modern day humans eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the following seven-day plan is orchestrated in this manner. However, remember that you can skip meals whenever you see fit. If you don’t feel like eating breakfast, don’t eat breakfast. If you want to fast for a complete twenty-four hours, pushing yourself to experience the aforementioned intermittent fasting benefits, you should!
Good luck on the following seven-day meal plan!

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DAY ONE:

Breakfast: Paleo-Friendly Homemade Granola
Your carb-heavy, processed granola days are at an end. However, fueling yourself with the following Paleo-friendly “granola” in the morning provides the same texture and great taste of your past varieties. It’s perfect for hiking, as well! Serve it up in the morning with some coconut or almond milk.
Recipe Makes 6 Servings.
Ingredients:
1 ¼ cups almond flour
½ cup coconut oil
2 tsp. nutmeg
1 ½ tsp. cinnamon
2 ½ tsp. vanilla extract
1/3 cup hemp hearts
¼ cup walnuts
½ up coconut flakes
salt to taste

Directions:
Begin by preheating your oven to 275 degrees Fahrenheit.
Next, mix all the above listed ingredients in a large bowl. Stir well. Note: make sure the coconut oil is at room temperature and a bit “liquid-y” prior to mixing.

Spread this granola mixture overtop a baking sheet, and bake the granola for fifty minutes. Every ten minutes, while it’s baking, stir the granola around to get an even-coated baking.

Remove the granola from the oven and allow it to cool. Store the granola in a plastic container in order to utilize it for a later snack.

Lunch: Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup
This creamy, delicious butternut squash soup fits into the essential qualities of the Paleo diet. Ingredients:
5 pounds chopped butternut squash
1 sliced apple
2 diced carrots
1 diced onion
2 tsp. cinnamon
4 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
½ tsp. cumin
2 tbsp. ghee
1 ½ tsp. chili powder
3 cups vegetable broth

Directions:
Begin by preheating the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
To the side, mix together the olive oil, 1 tsp. of the cinnamon, the squash, some salt, and the cumin. Stir this well, and spread it over a baking sheet.

Next, bring together the slices of apple, the carrots, and the onion in the same butternut squash bowl. Stir well, coating it with the leftover ingredients of the former mixture. Spread this mixture over an additional baking sheet. Place each of the baking sheets in the oven, and allow them to cook for fort minutes.

Next, allow the ghee to melt in a large pot over medium-high heat. Add both of the roasted baking sheet’s ingredients, and then add in the vegetable broth. Add a pinch of salt, another tsp. of cinnamon, and the chili powder, and stir. Bring the soup to a boil, and then place the heat on low. Cover the pot, and allow it to cook for twenty minutes.

Afterwards, utilize a blender to make the ingredients completely smooth. Serve the soup warm, and enjoy.

Dinner: Petit Meatloaves
This awesome meatloaf recipe doesn’t contain an ounce of powdered soup mix or bread crumbs. Instead, these mini meatloaves bring all the deliciousness of your past meatloaves and all the essential nutrients of the Paleo diet.
Ingredients:
2 pounds ground grass fed beef
8 ounces chopped and frozen spinach
1 ½ tsp. olive oil
5 ounces diced mushrooms
1 diced onion
2 diced carrots
3 beaten eggs
1/3 cup coconut flour
2 tsp. onion powder
2 tsp. garlic powder
1 ½ tsp. thyme
¼ tsp. nutmeg
salt and pepper

Directions:
Begin by preheating your oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. Next, thaw out your spinach and begin to squeeze it to remove all the excess water. Set the spinach to the side.

Heat the onions and the mushrooms in the olive oil in a skillet. Set this mixture to the side.
Bring the ground grass fed beef into a large bowl and add the carrots, the spinach, the onions, and the mushrooms to the mixture. Stir. Next, add the eggs, the spices, and the coconut flour. Utilize your fingers to mash the mixture, making sure not to overmix.
Place the meatloaf in muffin tins, filling each tin all the way to the top. Cook the meatloaves for twenty-five minutes. Allow them to cool and utilize a knife to pull them out of their tins. Enjoy!

question: What is the topic of this post?

answer: The post is about a seven-day meal plan that includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The recipes include a Paleo-friendly granola, autumnal butternut squash soup, and petit meatloaves.

answer: The post is about a seven-day meal plan.

text: The answer misses to specify that the meal plan is for a Paleo diet.

refinement: The post is about a seven-day meal plan for a Paleo diet.

answer: This post is about the Paleo diet. It offers three recipes for the first day of the Paleo diet.

answer: The post is about a seven-day meal plan for the Paleo diet.

question: Does the Paleo diet recommend 3 meals a day?

answer: No, but because modern humans typically eat 3 meals a day, the blog is follows that format.

text: "Remember that the Paleo diet holds no bearing in the “three meals a day” mentality. Because, generally speaking, modern day humans eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the following seven-day plan is orchestrated in this manner" is evidence that Paleo diet doesn't necessarily recommend three meals but follows that format.

answer: No, the Paleo diet does not recommend 3 meals a day.

text: "Remember that the Paleo diet holds no bearing in the 'three meals a day' mentality." is evidence that in a Paleo diet, 3 meals a day is not enforced.

answer: No, the Paleo diet does not recommend 3 meals a day.

text: "Remember that the Paleo diet holds no bearing in the 'three meals a day' mentality." is evidence that in a Paleo diet, 3 meals a day is not enforced.

answer: No, the Paleo diet does not recommend 3 meals a day. The meal plan outlined in the passage includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

text: "Remember that the Paleo diet holds no bearing in the “three meals a day” mentality. Because, generally speaking, modern day humans eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the following seven-day plan is orchestrated in this manner" is evidence that Paleo diet doesn't necessarily recommend three meals but it follows that format.

question: How is the Paleo-Friendly Granola different than traditional granola?

answer: Paleo-Friendly Granola isn't carb-heavy.

text: "Breakfast: Paleo-Friendly Homemade Granola. Your carb-heavy, processed granola days are at an end" is evidence that non-Paleo granola is carb-heavy.

answer: The Paleo-Friendly Granola is made with almond flour, coconut oil, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla extract, hemp hearts, walnuts, and coconut flakes.

text: The answer misses to mention the difference.

refinement: The Paleo-Friendly Granola is made with almond flour, coconut oil, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla extract, hemp hearts, walnuts, and coconut flakes, meanwhile traditional granola is carb-heavy.

answer: The Paleo-Friendly Granola is made with almond flour, coconut oil, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla extract, hemp hearts, walnuts, and coconut flakes. Traditional granola is made with processed ingredients such as powdered soup mix and bread crumbs.

text: There is no evidence to suggest that traditional granola includes powdered soup mix and bread crumbs.

refinement: The Paleo-Friendly Granola is made with almond flour, coconut oil, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla extract, hemp hearts, walnuts, and coconut flakes. Traditional granola is made with processed ingredients and is carb-heavy.

answer: The Paleo-Friendly Granola is made without processed ingredients like granola cereal or bread crumbs, instead using almond flour, coconut oil, and other natural ingredients. Additionally, the granola is baked instead of being cooked on the stovetop.

text: There is no evidence to suggest that traditional granola is cooked on stovetop.

refinement: The Paleo-Friendly Granola is made without processed ingredients like granola cereal or bread crumbs, instead using almond flour, coconut oil, and other natural ingredients. Additionally, the Paleo granola is baked.

text: It misses to mention that traditional granola is carb-heavy.

refinement: The Paleo-Friendly Granola is made without processed ingredients and not carb-heavy, instead using almond flour, coconut oil, and other natural ingredients. Additionally, the Paleo granola is baked.

question: What are the other two recipes provided?

answer: Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup and Petit Meatloaves

answer: Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup and Petit Meatloaves

answer:
Breakfast: Paleo-Friendly Homemade Granola
Lunch: Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup
Dinner: Petit Meatloaves

text: The third recipe is included while only being asked for the two other recipes.

refinement:
Lunch: Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup
Dinner: Petit Meatloaves

answer: The other two recipes provided are a breakfast granola and an autumnal butternut squash soup.

text: The answer misses to mention the dinner recipe: Petit Meatloaves.

refinement: The other two recipes provided other than breakfast granola are: autumnal butternut squash soup and petit meatloaves.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: The author provides a seven-day meal plan for the Paleo diet. The first day's breakfast is Paleo-friendly homemade granola, the second day's lunch is Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup, and the third day's dinner is Petit Meatloaves.

text: The answer incorrectly attributes the three meals to meals of three day when they are the meals for Day One.

refinement: The author provides a seven-day meal plan for the Paleo diet. The first day's breakfast is Paleo-friendly homemade granola, the first day's lunch is Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup, and the first day's dinner is Petit Meatloaves.

answer: This post is about the Paleo diet. It offers three recipes for the first day of the Paleo diet. The recipes are Paleo-Friendly Granola, Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup, and Petit Meatloaves

answer: This recipe is for a delicious, Paleo-friendly meatloaf.

text: The answer misses to mention that the post is for Paleo diet Seven day meal plan.

refinement: The post is about a Paleo diet seven-day meal plan that includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This recipe is for a delicious, Paleo-friendly meatloaf.

text: It misses to mention that the recipe for the meatloaf is for Day One's dinner.

refinement: The post is about a Paleo diet seven-day meal plan that includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This recipe for dinner on Day One is for a delicious, Paleo-friendly meatloaf.

text: It misses to mention the other two recipes for Day One.

refinement: The post is about a Paleo diet seven-day meal plan that includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This recipe for dinner on Day One is for a delicious, Paleo-friendly meatloaf. The other two recipes for Day One are: Paleo-friendly Granola for breakfast and Autumnal Butternut Squash Soup for lunch.

answer: This recipe provides a delicious and nutritious alternative to traditional meatloaf. The recipe includes ground beef, spinach, mushrooms, and a variety of spices, and is cooked in the oven for 25 minutes.

text: The answer misses to mention that the post is for Paleo diet Seven day meal plan.

refinement: The post is about a Paleo diet seven-day meal plan that includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This recipe provides a delicious and nutritious alternative to traditional meatloaf. The recipe includes ground beef, spinach, mushrooms, and a variety of spices, and is cooked in the oven for 25 minutes.

text: It misses to mention that the recipe for the meatloaf is for Day One's dinner.

refinement: The post is about a Paleo diet seven-day meal plan that includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This recipe for dinner on Day One provides a delicious and nutritious alternative to traditional meatloaf. The recipe includes ground beef, spinach, mushrooms, and a variety of spices, and is cooked in the oven for 25 minutes.


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[Trauma Towers|250px] TRAUMA TOWERS, formerly THE HAUNTED HOTEL, was a themed funhouse and haunted attraction based at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in the North of the United Kingdom.[1]

The attraction opened in 1980 as a walk-through, themed as a derelict hotel taking visitors through several haunted rooms. The outside of the hotel was painted blue and ramshackle with animations behind windows. In 1999, the attraction was renamed Trauma Towers and joined with the neighboring Tagada flat ride, which became the 'Baronial Dining Hall' and served as a finale.

The area outside Trauma Towers included gargoyles, ornate stone benches and a fountain with blood-red water. This area was later taken over by the dancing fountains show.

In 2009, the attraction was closed and left standing but not operating. One of the reasons for its discontinuation was purportedly due to the building becoming damp from the new adjacent Dancing Water Show. Some of the scenes were reused in the Ghost Train ride. The old entrance was re-used as a photographic portrait studio after the closure. In January 2018, the entire building was demolished at the same time as the Wild Mouse roller coaster, to make way for “future developments”.

Walk-through

The attraction was changed several times over its lifetime, with much of the original 1980s design having become altered and more generic scenes added. In the time it was known as 'Trauma Towers', the walk-through scenes were as following:

-   LOBBY - Where a 'bellboy' would allow guests into the hotel via an old fashioned check-in, with wood panelling, classic paintings and antlers and photos on the wall, including humorous wanted ads and signs, as well as keys hanging on the wall behind the reception.
-   GARDEN ROOM - A dimly lit room overgrown with plants, some of which would swipe out at guests' ankles as they passed.
-   LOUNGE - A room which had a heavily slanted floor.
-   DARK CORRIDOR - With some textured floors and a plank-walk across some bubbling water.
-   CRYPT - With a sudden tilting floor by a broken and empty stone coffin behind railings, although sometimes the coffin contained a skeleton.
-   FURNACE ROOM - A large furnace dominated one corner, chains dangled from above, and a bound female body sat in a tin bath by the furnace, her head concealed within a tied sack.
-   STAIRCASE - Leading upwards, with a large werewolf head mounted on the wall above.
-   BEDROOM - In which guests saw a figure in bed, holding a crucifix up against a vampirical ghost who was hovering in the corner of the room; sometimes, this ghost would be holding a brain.
-   GAMES CORRIDOR - In which guests saw several ghouls playing Pool with a floating ball, the ghoul gags included the Cryptkeeper and a ghoul with a spinning head, as well as Vampire children with glowing eyes.
-   BALCONY - A sponge-floor enclosed walkway with a window on one side, through which guests could see down over the Lobby. This corridor had a false end using mirrors to give the effect of more doors in a longer corridor ahead.
-   DRESSING ROOM - Involving the classic gag of a beauty looking in the mirror, to see herself transform to a ghoul.
-   LIBRARY - With some slanting floors, books slid in and out, a fireplace flickered, some wall decorations moved about, a large gargoyle with red eyes dominated a corner of the room. Also in this room, a false door arch threatened to drop on guests, there was seating in two corners and occasionally 'bellboy' staff members hid in this room to scare guests.
-   BATHROOM - A bathroom with a flickering light only allowed a brief glimpse into a filthy bathroom with a blocked-up toilet, broken sink and overflowing bathtub, in which a female figure appeared to be submerged and drowned.
-   ORGAN CORRIDOR - A corridor with doors (meant to be hotel rooms) on one side whereas on the left-hand side an animatronic of a phantom playing an organ could be seen in black-light. This was also the waiting area for the “Baronial Dining Hall”, in which a recording played advising pregnant women and people with back problems and heart disorders to pass through the hall via another path.
-   THE BARONIAL DINING HALL - a large room containing a Tagada ride and heavily themed to an old banquet hall, which was complete with a large laid out table in the centre of the ride. It also had artwork, suits of armour, statues, flags, chandeliers and furniture around the room.

The Baronial Dining Hall

Once seated around the table, the lights would go out and footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights, as the lights went out, guests would hear flapping noises and the demon was then shown on the other side of the room in the ceiling, again with flashing lights. As the lights went out, a louder roar was heard, a crunch and a scream, at which point a small amount of water was released from the ceiling over guests, to imitate a demon spitting on diners.

The chandelier lights would then light again and the ride then spun very fast in one direction as the orchestral score played and a pneumatic occasionally made one half of the “bowl” shoot upwards and down again.

Upon the ride ending, guests would leave via two double doors on the other side of the Baronial Dining Hall, which led outside to the front of the attraction.

The Tagada was a Soriani & Moser tagada which the park bought as new in 1987. In 2010, travelling showman and attractions fabricator Walter Murphy bought it from the park and converted it to a travelling machine before selling it on to Stewart Robinson who still owns and travels it, mainly in the Yorkshire section. [2]

[1] Trauma Towers at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, UK

[2] https://www.fun-fairs.co.uk/topic/37452-robinson-stewart-tagada-nfatg16/

title: Trauma Towers

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

Summarize everything related to the aesthetics of Trauma Towers.

answer: Trauma Towers was designed to be a funhouse and haunted attraction at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in the Northern United Kingdom. The reputation of the attraction has only become darker since it is themed as a derelict hotel in a housing that frames movement with swings, slides, and labyrinths. The hotel itself was designed to look old and rundown with rustic wooden accents and classic paintings and antlers on the wall.

answer: The outside of Trauma Towers was painted blue and ramshackle with animations behind windows. The area outside Trauma Towers included gargoyles, ornate stone benches, and a fountain with blood-red water. The area was later taken over by the dancing fountains show.

text: The dancing fountains show is irrelevant

refinement: The outside of Trauma Towers was painted blue and ramshackle with animations behind windows. The area outside Trauma Towers included gargoyles, ornate stone benches, and a fountain with blood-red water.

answer: The Trauma Towers building was originally a hotel that was painted blue and was ramshackle. There was a fountain in front of it with blood-red water. There were gargoyles, ornate stone benches, and a fountain. After the building was no longer used for Trauma Towers, it was used for a photoshoot. The Trauma Towers building was demolished in 2018.

text: It was not an actual hotel

refinement: The Trauma Towers building was painted blue and was ramshackle. There was a fountain in front of it with blood-red water. There were gargoyles, ornate stone benches, and a fountain. After the building was no longer used for Trauma Towers, it was used for a photoshoot. The Trauma Towers building was demolished in 2018.

text: After the building ceased operating is irrelevant

refinement: The Trauma Towers building was painted blue and was ramshackle. There was a fountain in front of it with blood-red water. There were gargoyles, ornate stone benches, and a fountain.

answer: Trauma Towers was a themed funhouse and haunted attraction based at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in the North of the U.K. It was abandoned in 2009, with the reason given being due to the building being damp from the new adjacent Dancing Water Show. The building was demolished and replaced with the "future" developments. The old entrance was re-used as a photographic portrait studio. Trauma Towers had many different aesthetic features. One favorite is mixed wood paneling and classic paintings. Some rooms had humor signs and humorous wanted ads. Some floors are carpeted while other concrete slabs are utilized. The condition of the building varies room by room. Visibility into the spaces was obscured. There were illustrations and artifacts. There was a clicking sound when a bony hand arched over a chair. One bathtub had a female submerged and drowning. Another room had a trapped and bound woman. A coffin had stood empty next to a haze of stone lined floor.

text: Remove irrelevant information

refinement: Trauma Towers was a themed funhouse and haunted attraction based at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in the North of the U.K. Trauma Towers had many different aesthetic features. One favorite is mixed wood paneling and classic paintings. Some rooms had humor signs and humorous wanted ads. Some floors are carpeted while other concrete slabs are utilized. The condition of the building varies room by room. Visibility into the spaces was obscured. There were illustrations and artifacts. There was a clicking sound when a bony hand arched over a chair. One bathtub had a female submerged and drowning. Another room had a trapped and bound woman. A coffin had stood empty next to a haze of stone lined floor.

answer: The Trauma Towers building was originally a hotel that was painted blue and was ramshackle. There was a fountain in front of it with blood-red water. There were gargoyles, ornate stone benches, and a fountain. After the building was no longer used for Trauma Towers, it was used for a photoshoot.

answer: Trauma Towers was a themed funhouse and haunted attraction based at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in the North of the U.K. It was abandoned in 2009, with the reason given being due to the building being damp from the new adjacent Dancing Water Show. There were sudden drops, rotating floors, and hidden rooms used to create fear responses in the visitors. There were sudden drops, rotating floors, and hidden rooms used to create fear responses in the visitors.

text: Redundant sentence

refinement: Trauma Towers was a themed funhouse and haunted attraction based at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in the North of the U.K. It was abandoned in 2009, with the reason given being due to the building being damp from the new adjacent Dancing Water Show. There were sudden drops, rotating floors, and hidden rooms used to create fear responses in the visitors.

text: The abandoning is irrelevant

refinement: Trauma Towers was a themed funhouse and haunted attraction based at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in the North of the U.K. There were sudden drops, rotating floors, and hidden rooms used to create fear responses in the visitors.

answer: The hotel itself was designed to look old and rundown with rustic wooden accents and classic paintings and antlers on the wall.

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

Summarize everything related to the Baronial Dining Hall.

answer: The Baronial Dining Hall was a room containing a Tagada ride. Guests would be seated around a table, the lights would go out, and the lights would go out and footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights, as the lights went out, guests would hear flapping noises and the demon was then shown on the other side of the room in the ceiling, again with flashing lights. As the lights went out, a louder roar was heard, a crunch and a scream, at which point a small amount of water was released from the ceiling over guests, to imitate a demon spitting on diners. The chandelier lights would then light again and the ride then spun very fast in one direction as the orchestral score played and a pneumatic occasionally made one half of the “bowl” shoot upwards and down again. The Baronial Dining Hall was also the waiting area for the “Baronial Dining Hall”, in which a recording played advising pregnant women and people with back problems and heart disorders to pass through the hall via another path.

text: Remove repetition

refinement: The Baronial Dining Hall was a room containing a Tagada ride. Guests would be seated around a table, the lights would go out and footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights, as the lights went out, guests would hear flapping noises and the demon was then shown on the other side of the room in the ceiling, again with flashing lights. As the lights went out, a louder roar was heard, a crunch and a scream, at which point a small amount of water was released from the ceiling over guests, to imitate a demon spitting on diners. The chandelier lights would then light again and the ride then spun very fast in one direction as the orchestral score played and a pneumatic occasionally made one half of the “bowl” shoot upwards and down again. The Baronial Dining Hall was also the waiting area for the “Baronial Dining Hall”, in which a recording played advising pregnant women and people with back problems and heart disorders to pass through the hall via another path.

text: The Organ Corridor was the waiting area

refinement: The Baronial Dining Hall was a room containing a Tagada ride. Guests would be seated around a table, the lights would go out and footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights, as the lights went out, guests would hear flapping noises and the demon was then shown on the other side of the room in the ceiling, again with flashing lights. As the lights went out, a louder roar was heard, a crunch and a scream, at which point a small amount of water was released from the ceiling over guests, to imitate a demon spitting on diners. The chandelier lights would then light again and the ride then spun very fast in one direction as the orchestral score played and a pneumatic occasionally made one half of the “bowl” shoot upwards and down again. The Organ Corridor was also the waiting area for the Baronial Dining Hall, in which a recording played advising pregnant women and people with back problems and heart disorders to pass through the hall via another path.

answer:
The Baronial Dining Hall was a large room containing a Tagada ride. Guests would look through a window to see a heavily themed dining hall with a table in the center. There were also paintings, suits of armor, statues, flags, chandeliers and furniture around the room.
The lights would first go out and footsteps would be heard shuffling across the room and a breathy sound would be heard. A shock of air would be blown but behind the neck of guests. Above, they'd see a demon figure in the ceiling that would then shine lights and fluttering noises would be heard. As the lights went out, they heard a louder roar, followed by a scream and a small flood of water that guests would pretend was that of a demon spitting on diners.
The lights would then light again and the ride started spinning in a second direction until the ride ended, taking out through the dining hall to the front of the attraction.

text: Nothing is said about a window looking into the hall

refinement:
The Baronial Dining Hall was a large room containing a Tagada ride. There were also paintings, suits of armor, statues, flags, chandeliers and furniture around the room.
The lights would first go out and footsteps would be heard shuffling across the room and a breathy sound would be heard. A shock of air would be blown but behind the neck of guests. Above, they'd see a demon figure in the ceiling that would then shine lights and fluttering noises would be heard. As the lights went out, they heard a louder roar, followed by a scream and a small flood of water that guests would pretend was that of a demon spitting on diners.
The lights would then light again and the ride started spinning in a second direction until the ride ended, taking out through the dining hall to the front of the attraction.

text: Small drops of water emulated spit

refinement:
The Baronial Dining Hall was a large room containing a Tagada ride. There were also paintings, suits of armor, statues, flags, chandeliers and furniture around the room.
The lights would first go out and footsteps would be heard shuffling across the room and a breathy sound would be heard. A shock of air would be blown but behind the neck of guests. Above, they'd see a demon figure in the ceiling that would then shine lights and fluttering noises would be heard. As the lights went out, they heard a louder roar, followed by a scream and small drops of water were released from the ceiling to imitate a demon spitting on diners.
The lights would then light again and the ride started spinning in a second direction until the ride ended, taking out through the dining hall to the front of the attraction.

text: It spins in one direction

refinement:
The Baronial Dining Hall was a large room containing a Tagada ride. There were also paintings, suits of armor, statues, flags, chandeliers and furniture around the room.
The lights would first go out and footsteps would be heard shuffling across the room and a breathy sound would be heard. A shock of air would be blown but behind the neck of guests. Above, they'd see a demon figure in the ceiling that would then shine lights and fluttering noises would be heard. As the lights went out, they heard a louder roar, followed by a scream and small drops of water were released from the ceiling to imitate a demon spitting on diners.
The lights would then light again and the ride started spinning in one direction until the ride ended, taking out through the dining hall to the front of the attraction.

text: The ride exit was at the front of the attraction

refinement:
The Baronial Dining Hall was a large room containing a Tagada ride. There were also paintings, suits of armor, statues, flags, chandeliers and furniture around the room.
The lights would first go out and footsteps would be heard shuffling across the room and a breathy sound would be heard. A shock of air would be blown but behind the neck of guests. Above, they'd see a demon figure in the ceiling that would then shine lights and fluttering noises would be heard. As the lights went out, they heard a louder roar, followed by a scream and small drops of water were released from the ceiling to imitate a demon spitting on diners.
The lights would then light again and the ride started spinning in one direction until the ride ended. Guests would leave via two double doors which led outside to the front of the attraction.

answer: The Baronial Dining Hall was a room with a Tagada ride. Guests would be seated around a table and the lights would go out. Then the footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights. The lights would go out. Then a louder roar would be heard, a crunch, and a scream. Then a small amount of water would be released from the ceiling over guests, to imitate a demon spitting on diners. The chandelier lights would then light again and the ride would spin very fast in one direction. Finally, guests would exit through two double doors on the other side of the Baronial Dining Hall, which led outside to the front of the attraction.

answer: The Baronial Dining Hall was a room with a Tagada ride. Guests would be seated around a table and the lights would go out. Then the footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights. The lights would go out. Then a louder roar would be heard, a crunch, and a scream. Then a small amount of water would be released from the ceiling over guests, to imitate a demon spitting on diners. The chandelier lights would then light again and the ride would spin very fast in one direction.

answer: The Baronial Dining Hall was a room containing a Tagada ride. Guests would be seated around a table, the lights would go out, and the lights would go out and footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights, as the lights went out, guests would hear flapping noises and the demon was then shown on the other side of the room in the ceiling, again with flashing lights. As the lights went out, a louder roar was heard, a crunch and a scream, at which point a small amount of water was released from the ceiling over guests, to imitate a demon spitting on diners. The chandelier lights would then light again and the ride then spun very fast in one direction as the orchestral score played and a pneumatic occasionally made one half of the “bowl” shoot upwards and down again.

answer: The Baronial Dining Hall was a room themed to an old banquet hall and attached to the Trauma Towers attraction. Guests were taken inside the dining hall from the game corridor. Once seated around the table, the lights would go out and footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights, and then the lights would go out as the demon was shown on the other side of the room in the ceiling and roared. A highlight of this effect was water pouring out of the ceiling, simulating a demon spitting on diners.

text: The organ corridor

refinement: The Baronial Dining Hall was a room themed to an old banquet hall and attached to the Trauma Towers attraction. Guests were taken inside the dining hall from the organ corridor. Once seated around the table, the lights would go out and footsteps would be heard moving across the room. A breathy noise would be heard as a shot of air was blown behind the necks of guests. Above, guests would see a demon figure in the ceiling with flashing lights, and then the lights would go out as the demon was shown on the other side of the room in the ceiling and roared. A highlight of this effect was water pouring out of the ceiling, simulating a demon spitting on diners.

answer:
The Baronial Dining Hall was a large room containing a Tagada ride. Guests would look through a window to see a heavily themed dining hall with a table in the center. There were also paintings, suits of armor, statues, flags, chandeliers and furniture around the room.
The lights would first go out and footsteps would be heard shuffling across the room and a breathy sound would be heard. A shock of air would be blown but behind the neck of guests. Above, they'd see a demon figure in the ceiling that would then shine lights and fluttering noises would be heard. As the lights went out, they heard a louder roar and a scream, followed by a small flood of water that guests would pretend was that of a demon spitting on diners.
The lights would then light again and the ride started spinning for a second direction until the ride ended, taking out through the dining hall to the front of the attraction.

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

What does the text say about the attraction closing?

answer: In 2009, the attraction was closed and left standing but not operating. One of the reasons for its discontinuation was purportedly due to the building getting damp from the Dancing Water Show.

text: Note that the building was later demolished

refinement: In 2009, the attraction was closed and left standing but not operating. One of the reasons for its discontinuation was purportedly due to the building getting damp from the Dancing Water Show. In 2018, the entire building was demolished to make way for "future developments."

answer: Trauma Towers closed in 2009 due to it allegedly becoming damp from the new adjacent Dancing Water Show.

answer: Trauma Towers was closed in 2009 and left standing but not operating. One of the reasons for its discontinuation was purportedly due to the building becoming damp from the new adjacent Dancing Water Show.

answer: In 2009, the attraction was closed and left standing but not operating. One of the reasons for its discontinuation was purportedly due to the building becoming damp from the new adjacent Dancing Water Show. Some of the scenes were reused in the Ghost Train ride. The old entrance was re-used as a photographic portrait studio after the closure. In January 2018, the entire building was demolished at the same time as the Wild Mouse roller coaster, to make way for “future developments.”

answer: In 2009, the attraction was closed and left standing but not operating. One of the reasons for its discontinuation was purportedly due to the building getting damp from the Dancing Water Show. Some of the scenes from the attractions were reused in the Ghost Train ride.

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

What does the text say about the Trauma Towers' engineers?

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: The text doesn't say anything about the engineers.

answer: No answer

answer: The Trauma Towers' engineers are likely to be unknown members of the Blackpool Pleasure Beach, UK developmental team and investors.

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answer: No answer


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_The Martian_ author Andy Weir’s 2009 short story _The Egg_, originally published online, is a sci-fi tale about rebirth, reciprocity, and evolution. When a man is killed in a car accident, he meets a god-like figure in limbo who tells him of his fate and that he is to be reincarnated. The man subsequently learns that not only is time an illusion, but _he_ is the entire universe, and a continuous sequence of deaths and rebirths is all part of a maturation process: The whole universe is an egg, and when it’s fully grown it’ll ascend to the next level of consciousness.

Maryland rapper Logic’s new album, _Everybody_, is a strangely faithful adaptation of the short story with an emphasis on the endless cycle of reincarnations that’d eventually—hypothetically—cause everyone to be different incarnations of the same person. He weaves his own struggles with race and religion into a complex, panoramic view of humanity, seeking a unified theory of equality, not just for his mortal coil but for the cosmos. If this seems convoluted that’s because it is: Weir’s story was meant as a fanciful (albeit thoughtful) work of fiction, not an intersectional parable. “Every time you victimized someone you were victimizing yourself,” the short story goes. “Every act of kindness you’ve done, you’ve done to yourself.” This is _Everybody_’s central conceit: We are all the same, and every misdeed hurts the human race equally. Logic gets even more literal in the subtext, drawing parallels between this life force balance and his mixed-race heritage. Herein, an existential crisis unfolds.

Never mind the fact that the concept is completely unoriginal, even on a superficial level; _Everybody_ unravels Weir’s tightly coiled micro universe into a nonsensical sprawl. Give an extremely verbose rapper a heady short story and watch it come undone. It operates on a colossal scale, and yet somehow still ends up being myopic.

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, whose last major foray into rap was to wage war with flat Earth truther B.o.B, plays God on _Everybody_. Logic chooses to name the man in his musical adaptation “Atom,” and when he’s not rapping as Logic, he’s rapping from the perspective of a past life. These winking gestures mixing science and religion are insufferable when paired with meditations on racial inequity and social anxiety, constantly raising the stakes until they mean nothing. Not only is it easy to see the seams in this tangled ideological tapestry, they’re constantly fraying.

Logic’s _Everybody_ is the latest in a string of recent rap releases that consider race and perception—Kendrick Lamar’s _DAMN._, J. Cole’s _4 Your Eyez Only_, and Joey Bada$$’s _All-Amerikkkan Bada$$_ among them. But unlike those records, which are self-aware and mindful of their surroundings, this is nearly clueless and without subtlety. His raps, even at their most technical, are all empty loops regurgitating predictable talking points, at times mixing messages. Fake deep aphorisms (“Everybody looking for the meaning of life through a cell phone screen!”) share space with half-witted indictments of student loan policies and flex culture. He addresses mental health and wellness on “1-800-273-8255” and “Anziety,” which is admirable, but there are no real revelations or comforts to be found in either. A song like Kendrick Lamar’s “u,” for example, which really bears out the weight of depression and self-doubt, reveals Logic's takes to be entirely without substance.

For a significant portion of the album, Logic stakes a claim to his blackness with receipts, citing his great-grandfather the slave, his cousin Keisha, and saying “nigga” a few times. None of these race raps do anything meaningful. They say very little about the mechanics of racism and they say next to nothing insightful about being black in America. He spends more time denouncing rioters than killer cops on “America.” Trump gets a single bar of disapproval but Kanye gets several for meeting with him. Logic’s calls for civic action seem woefully ignorant to how oppression and white supremacy work—from the role of private prisons and redistricting to stop and frisks. To that end, not once does he consider how being white-passing could skew his perception of what it means to be black. He never even probes what it might mean when people assume that he’s white; either he refuses to engage thoughtfully here or he’s simply irresponsible. This isn’t just lazy, it’s messy. It's the #AllLivesMatter of rap albums.

Aside from its more sociopolitical shortcomings, _Everybody_ refuses to stop and evaluate why it exists in the first place. A lot has been made of Logic’s technical skill, but it can’t really be considered proficiency if it isn’t efficient. Seconds after Killer Mike delivers an impassioned speech on anti-black tyranny (“Confess”), Logic is criticizing web activists and the social media gratification matrix with the nuance of a 4chan thread (“Killing Spree”). “Take It Back” is a six-minute song with only two minutes of raps. Several tracks have long, preachy monologues appended to them. The same verse fragments are continuously rearranged on “AfricAryaN” for no reason, and with winding effect. The song is 12-minutes long.

If you manage to get to the end of “AfricAryaN,” it pans outward to reveal a shared universe where—oh shit—the album’s contents turns out to be merely walking music for the space travelers who dictated the narrative flow on Logic’s last album, _The Incredible True Story_. The extra layer feels like an even greater slight to the heavy topics discussed within; the further out we venture, the further the issues get pushed into the margins. A final uncredited verse from J. Cole, who is also biracial, unravels the album’s entire cyclical concept: “I’ve been through it before/Can only share with you what I know/To be true, but at the same time, I’ll never be you/And you’ll never be me,” he raps. He seems to know what Logic doesn’t: Equality without identity is merely inactivity. The weight of our experiences shapes us. It is only once we understand why it’s okay to be different that there can be empathy—and change.

question: What does this post explain?

answer: The post explains the author's opinion of Logic's album, _Everybody_.

text: The answer should go into more detail regarding the author's opinion.

refinement: The post explains the author's opinion of Logic's album, _Everybody_. The critique suggests that while attempting to create a faithful adaptation of Andy Weir's short story 'The Egg', it is a poor reflection of its source, failing to impress the author on all counts.

answer: This post explains Logic's new album, tying it to The Egg. The author of the post suggests that Logic's album tries to consider race and perception, but it isn't meaningful. The songs in the album say very little about the mechanics of racism and they say next to nothing insightful about being black in America.

answer: The post explains why the new album from rapper Logic, _Everybody_, is a poor adaptation of the short story _The Egg_ by Andy Weir. The post criticizes the album for its lack of nuance and depth, as well as its lack of originality when compared to other recent rap releases that address race and perception. The post also argues that the album's concept is poorly executed and that it lacks substance.

answer: The post explains the album Everybody by Logic.

text: The answer should better reflect the content of the article.

refinement: The post explains the author's opinion of Logic's album, 'Everybody'. The critique suggests that while attempting to create a faithful adaptation of Andy Weir's short story 'The Egg', it is a poor reflection of its source, failing to impress the author on all counts.

question: What is The Egg?

answer: The Egg is a short story by Andy Weir.

answer: The Egg is a short story by Andy Weir about reincarnation and the universe as an egg that is constantly evolving.

answer: The Egg is a short story written by Andy Weir. It's a sci-fi tale about rebirth, reciprocity, and evolution.

answer: The Egg is a short story by Andy Weir about a man who is killed in a car accident and meets a god-like figure in limbo who tells him of his fate and that he is to be reincarnated.

question: Explain Logic's response to The Egg.

answer: Rapper, Logic's new album, Everybody, emphasizes the endless cycle of reincarnations that'd eventually cause everyone to be different incarnations of he same person.

answer: Logic's interpretation of The Egg is a sprawling, unfocused mess that lacks any real insight or substance. The album's central message is that we are all the same, but it fails to explore the nuances of race and identity in any meaningful way. Instead, it relies on tired talking points and empty platitudes.

answer: Logic's album, Everybody, is a strangely faithful adaptation of the short story with an emphasis on the endless cycle of reincarnations that'd eventually cause everyone to be different incarnations of the same person.

answer: Logic's response to The Egg is that the universe is an egg and when it's fully grown it'll ascend to the next level of consciousness.

text: The concept of the original story, isn't the question.

refinement: Logic's response to The Egg is a strangely faithful adaptation of Weir's tale. The use of the themes in the story as a foundation for the album are clear.

question: What does the author think of Logic's album?

answer: The author thinks that Logic's album is a mess.

answer: The author is critical of the album, saying the album is "nearly clueless and without subtlety" with regard to race and perception, and full of "sociopolitical shortcomings".

answer: The author seems to think that Logic's album is unfocused and lacking in substance, with a convoluted message that ultimately fails to say anything meaningful.

answer: The author thinks that Logic's album is a mess.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: The author of the article is reviewing Logic's new album, Everybody. The album is a sci-fi tale about rebirth, reciprocity, and evolution. The author feels that the album is a mess and that Logic's raps are empty loops.

answer: Logic's latest album, _Everybody_, is a sprawling and unfocused attempt to address race and inequality. It lacks nuance and meaningful insight, and often falls back on tired talking points.

text: Answer should include the point that this is an opinion piece.

refinement: An opinion piece regarding Logic's latest album, _Everybody_, is a sprawling and unfocused attempt to address race and inequality. It lacks nuance and meaningful insight, and often falls back on tired talking points.

answer: Logic's new album, _Everybody_, is a strangely faithful adaptation of the short story with an emphasis on the endless cycle of reincarnations that’d eventually—hypothetically—cause everyone to be different incarnations of the same person. He weaves his own struggles with race and religion into a complex, panoramic view of humanity, seeking a unified theory of equality, not just for his mortal coil but for the cosmos. If this seems convoluted that’s because it is: Weir’s story was meant as a fanciful (albeit thoughtful) work of fiction, not an intersectional parable.

text: The answer is more of a direct quote from the article than a summary.

refinement: This post explains Logic's new album, tying it to The Egg. The author of the post suggests that Logic's album tries to consider race and perception, but it isn't meaningful. The songs in the album say very little about the mechanics of racism and they say next to nothing insightful about being black in America.

answer: This post explains Logic's new album, tying it to The Egg. The author of the post suggests that Logic's album tries to consider race and perception, but it isn't meaningful. The songs in the album say very little about the mechanics of racism and they say next to nothing insightful about being black in America.