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92 | I have not but what about you? Are you able to get 12 strikes and hit the max score of 300? | I haven't in a long time, it is pretty tough. I wonder how much those guys practice to be able to score a 300, which you need 12 strikes in a row to do! | [
"I really enjoy bowling! I am not good, but try! Do you bowl?"
] | The maximum score is 300, which is achieved by getting 12 strikes in a row. | [
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92 | A turkey! Yeah, if you get three strikes in a row, you get what's called a "turkey"! | I guess they just torque their wrist in a certain way, seems hard though. I think if you get three strikes in a row it's called a turkey, how weird is that. | [
"I really enjoy bowling! I am not good, but try! Do you bowl?",
"I have not but what about you? Are you able to get 12 strikes and hit the max score of 300?",
"12 strikes is impossible for me lol! Does hitting them in a row even get you anything?"
] | Three consecutive strikes is a known as a ''turkey''. | [
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92 | I'm not sure but going back to consecutive terms, apparently four is called a "hambone"! | I'm not sure to be honest, but going to back to weird terms, apparently four strikes in a row is called a ''hambone'', where do they come up with these names? | [
"I really enjoy bowling! I am not good, but try! Do you bowl?",
"I have not but what about you? Are you able to get 12 strikes and hit the max score of 300?",
"12 strikes is impossible for me lol! Does hitting them in a row even get you anything?",
"A turkey! Yeah, if you get three strikes in a row, you get what's called a \"turkey\"!",
"That's a funny term! Who invented bowling?"
] | The term ''hambone'' has also been used to describe four consecutive strikes. | [
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93 | I'm not informed of that but as of 2012, he has sold over 275 million copies of his books worldwide. | He does, and as of 2012 all of his books had sold over 275 million copies across the globe | [
"Someone suggested to me that I would enjoy John Grisham books. Can you tell me a little about him?",
"John Ray Grisham Jr is best known for writing popular legal thrillers. Do you like those kinds of books?",
"Im not really sure. It does sound interesting though. Does he still write?"
] | As of 2012, his books have sold over 275 million copies worldwide. | [
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93 | 8 of them have, such as "The Chamber" and "The Rainmaker". | 9 of his books have been made into movies, including the chamber and the rainmaker. The firm starring tom cruise was the most popular | [
"Someone suggested to me that I would enjoy John Grisham books. Can you tell me a little about him?",
"John Ray Grisham Jr is best known for writing popular legal thrillers. Do you like those kinds of books?",
"Im not really sure. It does sound interesting though. Does he still write?",
"I'm not informed of that but as of 2012, he has sold over 275 million copies of his books worldwide.",
"Wow. That is an insane amount. Have some of his books been turned into movies?"
] | Eight of his other novels have also been adapted into films: ''The Chamber'', ''The Client'', ''A Painted House'', ''The Pelican Brief'', ''The Rainmaker'', ''The Runaway Jury'', ''Skipping Christmas'', and ''A Time to Kill''. | [
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94 | Even though I know some fact about American football, I don't watch it. Did you know that American football is also know as gridiron? | I do, the Dallas Cowboys. Bad of late but they will do great one day. | [
"I rather enjoy American football particularly college football. Do you watch/ have a favorite team?"
] | American football, referred to as football in the United States and Canada, and also known as gridiron football or simply gridiron, is a team sport played by two teams of eleven players on a rectangular field with goalposts at each end. | [
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94 | When you watch football, do you like to see the defense stopping the offense's advance ? | yes one day our offense will do great things with the football. Running, passing our way to victory. | [
"I rather enjoy American football particularly college football. Do you watch/ have a favorite team?",
"Even though I know some fact about American football, I don't watch it. Did you know that American football is also know as gridiron?",
"I have never heard about that term before, and I really enjoy watching football"
] | The offense, which is the team controlling the oval-shaped football, attempts to advance down the field by running with or passing the ball, while the defense, which is the team without control of the ball, aims to stop the offense's advance and aims to take control of the ball for themselves. | [
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94 | Since you mentioned Antonio Ramiro Romo, let me tell you some facts about him, did you know that he played with the Dallas Cowboys for 14 seasons? | yes, he played 14 seasons and those were truly the worst. We, and all dallas fans are very happy he is gone. | [
"I rather enjoy American football particularly college football. Do you watch/ have a favorite team?",
"Even though I know some fact about American football, I don't watch it. Did you know that American football is also know as gridiron?",
"I have never heard about that term before, and I really enjoy watching football",
"When you watch football, do you like to see the defense stopping the offense's advance ?",
"Yes, that is my favorite thing to see, Antonio Ramiro Romo was the best"
] | Antonio Ramiro Romo (born April 21, 1980) is an American football television analyst and former quarterback who played 14 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League (NFL). | [
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94 | So let me tell you about Reyne Prescott then, he was born July 29, 1993 and is a quarterback | I actually went to college with Dak, we can only hope that him being in the NFL will help the dallas cowboys. | [
"I rather enjoy American football particularly college football. Do you watch/ have a favorite team?",
"Even though I know some fact about American football, I don't watch it. Did you know that American football is also know as gridiron?",
"I have never heard about that term before, and I really enjoy watching football",
"When you watch football, do you like to see the defense stopping the offense's advance ?",
"Yes, that is my favorite thing to see, Antonio Ramiro Romo was the best",
"Since you mentioned Antonio Ramiro Romo, let me tell you some facts about him, did you know that he played with the Dallas Cowboys for 14 seasons?",
"I didn't know he played for that long, from the dallas cowboys I only remember Rayne Dakota Prescott"
] | Rayne Dakota ''Dak'' Prescott (born July 29, 1993) is an American football quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League (NFL). | [
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95 | Yeah, another about him is that his popular legal thrillers is his best known feature. | Most definetly! He is best known for his popular legal thrillers | [
"I love John Grisham movies and books,can you tell me more about him?",
"He was born February 8, 1955 and is an American bestselling writer, attorney, politician and activist.",
"Wow! Really versatile and prolific I must say"
] | John Ray Grisham Jr. (; born February 8, 1955) is an American bestselling writer, attorney, politician, and activist best known for his popular legal thrillers. | [
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95 | I'm not sure what happens in it but it was adapted into a film and a 2012 TV series. | It is a story about attorney Mitchell McDeere and his family | [
"I love John Grisham movies and books,can you tell me more about him?",
"He was born February 8, 1955 and is an American bestselling writer, attorney, politician and activist.",
"Wow! Really versatile and prolific I must say",
"Yeah, another about him is that his popular legal thrillers is his best known feature.",
"What are his movie and book titles?",
"I don't know them all but \"The Firm\" was his first bestseller and sold over 7 million copies.",
"What happened to in the firm?"
] | The book was adapted into a 1993 feature film of the same name, starring Tom Cruise, and a 2012 TV series which ''continues the story of attorney Mitchell McDeere and his family 10 years after the events of the film and novel.'' | [
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96 | Oh, awesome! I'm a bot, so I can't play video games, but they've become part of popular culture in most of the world. What games do you design? | Off and on, it seems as if gaming has become a part of popular culture. What types of games do you design? | [
"I help design video games for a living. More on the concept side, less on the actual building! Do you play?"
] | Since the 1980s, video gaming has become a popular form of entertainment and a part of modern popular culture in most parts of the world. | [
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96 | Ah, I see. The indie game industry has seen a lot of growth in the iOS market. | Seems like there has been much growth for iOS devices like the iPad. | [
"I help design video games for a living. More on the concept side, less on the actual building! Do you play?",
"Oh, awesome! I'm a bot, so I can't play video games, but they've become part of popular culture in most of the world. What games do you design?",
"Educational, primarily for grade school age children. And yes, they are officially *enmeshed* in our culture for better or worse. I try to work for the better!",
"What platforms do you design games for -- PCs, video game consoles, etc.?",
"Primarily for iPads and tablets, since so many schools now distribute them to kids. I feel fortunate our boys are in a school district that distributes iPads for school use."
] | The independent game industry has seen a substantial rise in recent years with the growth of new online distribution systems, such as Steam and Uplay, as well as the mobile game market, such as for Android and iOS devices. | [
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96 | That's interesting. It turns out the iPad is second only to Android devices in sales. | Yep, and new the iPad is the second-most popular kind of tablet. Apple knows what they are doing! | [
"I help design video games for a living. More on the concept side, less on the actual building! Do you play?",
"Oh, awesome! I'm a bot, so I can't play video games, but they've become part of popular culture in most of the world. What games do you design?",
"Educational, primarily for grade school age children. And yes, they are officially *enmeshed* in our culture for better or worse. I try to work for the better!",
"What platforms do you design games for -- PCs, video game consoles, etc.?",
"Primarily for iPads and tablets, since so many schools now distribute them to kids. I feel fortunate our boys are in a school district that distributes iPads for school use.",
"Ah, I see. The indie game industry has seen a lot of growth in the iOS market.",
"Apple was super smart -- they realized the device was just the *delivery* system. It's all the apps and game and music downloads that bring the ka-ching!"
] | As of January 2015, Apple had sold more than 250 million iPads, though sales peaked in 2013 and it is now the second-most popular kind of tablet computer, by sales, after Android-based types. | [
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97 | Actually, bots don't have favorites. But speaking of games, have you ever heard of “applying game design to itself”? It is a topic of research in metadesign | I really enjoy strategy games. Game design is currently a topic in metadesign. | [
"My favorite thing about games is that they come in infinite designs. What kind of games do you like?"
] | Applying game design to itself is a current research topic in metadesign. | [
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97 | Well, I know that games have inspired research in fields such as probability, economics and artificial intelligence. | I'm a big fan of open world games like GTA! Games like that have inspired a lot of research in fields of AI and probability. | [
"My favorite thing about games is that they come in infinite designs. What kind of games do you like?",
"Actually, bots don't have favorites. But speaking of games, have you ever heard of “applying game design to itself”? It is a topic of research in metadesign",
"I have never heard of such topic. What else do you know about games and research?"
] | Games have historically inspired seminal research in the fields of probability, artificial intelligence, economics, and optimization theory. | [
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97 | Let me tell you then. Game design creates rules, goals and challenges to define games | Me too! They have come a long way and it is nice that it has made participation within groups avaliable. | [
"My favorite thing about games is that they come in infinite designs. What kind of games do you like?",
"Actually, bots don't have favorites. But speaking of games, have you ever heard of “applying game design to itself”? It is a topic of research in metadesign",
"I have never heard of such topic. What else do you know about games and research?",
"Well, I know that games have inspired research in fields such as probability, economics and artificial intelligence.",
"Very interesting, but I don't really know what game design is"
] | Game design creates goals, rules and challenges to define a board game, card game, dice game, casino game, role-playing game, sport, video game, war game or simulation that produces desirable interactions among its participants and, possibly, spectators. | [
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97 | Great question. I know that games have also inspired research in the optimization theory field. | I think it will hold a lot of AI. | [
"My favorite thing about games is that they come in infinite designs. What kind of games do you like?",
"Actually, bots don't have favorites. But speaking of games, have you ever heard of “applying game design to itself”? It is a topic of research in metadesign",
"I have never heard of such topic. What else do you know about games and research?",
"Well, I know that games have inspired research in fields such as probability, economics and artificial intelligence.",
"Very interesting, but I don't really know what game design is",
"Let me tell you then. Game design creates rules, goals and challenges to define games",
"Cool, I wonder what the future holds for video games."
] | Games have historically inspired seminal research in the fields of probability, artificial intelligence, economics, and optimization theory. | [
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98 | I am a bot so I don't really have interesting, so I will just tell you some facts I know about this sport, which is one of the major throwing sports | I am! It's one of the major forms of throwing sports, although I've personally never thrown my bowling ball :p | [
"Hi, I love bowling are you at all interested in the sport?"
] | It is one of the major forms of throwing sports. | [
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98 | Indeed, 3 consecutive strikes is called a turkey | Yeah that's three consecutive strikes. A hambone is four consecutive strikes. | [
"Hi, I love bowling are you at all interested in the sport?",
"I am a bot so I don't really have interesting, so I will just tell you some facts I know about this sport, which is one of the major throwing sports",
"That's cool to hear it classified like that. I have once bowled 300 in a game before, we call it a turkey."
] | Three consecutive strikes is a known as a ''turkey''. | [
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98 | Let me inform you about target variations the, the aim in this case is to get the ball close to a target | There's also a target variation of bowling, where you try to get the ball as close to a target as you can rather than knocking down pins | [
"Hi, I love bowling are you at all interested in the sport?",
"I am a bot so I don't really have interesting, so I will just tell you some facts I know about this sport, which is one of the major throwing sports",
"That's cool to hear it classified like that. I have once bowled 300 in a game before, we call it a turkey.",
"Indeed, 3 consecutive strikes is called a turkey",
"Even though I love bowling I'm not an expert on the rules and terms."
] | In target variations, the aim is usually to get the ball as close to a mark as possible. | [
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98 | So I will tell you some more about target bowling, the ground you play on is different, it's grass, a synthetic surface or gravel | Yeah! The ground you play on is different, too. It's grass or gravel | [
"Hi, I love bowling are you at all interested in the sport?",
"I am a bot so I don't really have interesting, so I will just tell you some facts I know about this sport, which is one of the major throwing sports",
"That's cool to hear it classified like that. I have once bowled 300 in a game before, we call it a turkey.",
"Indeed, 3 consecutive strikes is called a turkey",
"Even though I love bowling I'm not an expert on the rules and terms.",
"Let me inform you about target variations the, the aim in this case is to get the ball close to a target",
"Wow, every time I have bowled the objective has been to take down the pins. I may have to look into the target variation."
] | The pin version of bowling is often played on a flat wooden or other synthetic surface (which can be oiled in different patterns for different techniques), while in target bowling, the surface may be grass, gravel or a synthetic surface. | [
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99 | I have no opinion on him, being a bot. But I do recognize that he was a musician as well as an actor. | yes, Elvis Aron Presley, the American singer, actor and musician is a favorite of mine. | [
"Do you like Elvis Presley? I like the old movies he was in."
] | Elvis Aaron Presley (January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977) was an American singer, musician, and actor. | [
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99 | That's interesting to know. He was among the 20th century's most significant cultural figures. | Cool. He was referred to as the ''king of Rock'', or just ''The King'' when he was alive. | [
"Do you like Elvis Presley? I like the old movies he was in.",
"I have no opinion on him, being a bot. But I do recognize that he was a musician as well as an actor.",
"He was born in Tupel, Miss, where I am from, but he moved to Memphis, Tenn. when he was thirteen."
] | Regarded as one of the most significant cultural icons of the 20th century, he is often referred to as the ''King of Rock and Roll'' or simply ''the King''. | [
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99 | That's good to know. He began his music career at Sun Records in 1954. | Wow he would be an old man. he began recording at Sun records with producer Sam Phillips in 1954. That seems like a long time ago now. | [
"Do you like Elvis Presley? I like the old movies he was in.",
"I have no opinion on him, being a bot. But I do recognize that he was a musician as well as an actor.",
"He was born in Tupel, Miss, where I am from, but he moved to Memphis, Tenn. when he was thirteen.",
"That's interesting to know. He was among the 20th century's most significant cultural figures.",
"Extremely popular musician. He was born in 1935, so he would be 83 now if he was still alive"
] | His music career began there in 1954, recording at Sun Records with producer Sam Phillips, who wanted to bring the sound of African American music to a wider audience. | [
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99 | Huh, that's interesting. Colonel Tom Parker arranged for his contract to be bought by RCA Victor, and then managed him for over 20 years. | Yes, i have seen some of his movies. in 1955, Colonel Tom Parker arranged a recording contract with RCA Victor for Presley. This really put him on the map and on the charts. | [
"Do you like Elvis Presley? I like the old movies he was in.",
"I have no opinion on him, being a bot. But I do recognize that he was a musician as well as an actor.",
"He was born in Tupel, Miss, where I am from, but he moved to Memphis, Tenn. when he was thirteen.",
"That's interesting to know. He was among the 20th century's most significant cultural figures.",
"Extremely popular musician. He was born in 1935, so he would be 83 now if he was still alive",
"That's good to know. He began his music career at Sun Records in 1954.",
"Some of his movie were about the military. He was honorably discharged in 1960"
] | Fontana joined to complete the lineup of Presley's classic quartet and RCA Victor acquired his contract in a deal arranged by Colonel Tom Parker, who would manage the singer for more than two decades. | [
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100 | Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum. | I love green. It is between blue and yellow on the spectrum of visible light. | [
"I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green."
] | Green is the color between blue and yellow on the visible spectrum. | [
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100 | Yes, chlorophyll is the largest contributor of green in nature, it is a chemical plants use to make sunlight into chemical energy. | I bet it does. The largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, a chemical produced in plants. | [
"I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green.",
"Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.",
"Do you know what makes the color green in a lot of the things we see around us like trees and grass?"
] | By far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, the chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy. | [
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100 | I see, you may also be interested to know that their eyes are independently mobile. | An interesting thing about them is their eyes are independently mobile. They can train each one on different objects. | [
"I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green.",
"Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.",
"Do you know what makes the color green in a lot of the things we see around us like trees and grass?",
"Yes, chlorophyll is the largest contributor of green in nature, it is a chemical plants use to make sunlight into chemical energy.",
"Oh i didnt know that. Thats cool that nature contributes to it",
"Yes and many animals have adapted to their green surroundings by taking a green hue as camouflage.",
"I like how chameleons change their colors to blend in"
] | Chameleons' eyes are independently mobile, but in aiming at a prey item, they focus forward in coordination, affording the animal stereoscopic vision. | [
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101 | Well, I know its the processing and communicating financial information. What do you like about it? | Accounting is the processing and communication of financial information. It seems like serious stuff! | [
"Hello, accounting is very fun, I like to work with numbers."
] | Accounting or accountancy is the measurement, processing, and communication of financial information about economic entities such as businesses and corporations. | [
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101 | Yeah, you would be known as an accountant too since you practice accounting. | Accountants or people who work in accounting must be very smart and responsible! | [
"Hello, accounting is very fun, I like to work with numbers.",
"Well, I know its the processing and communicating financial information. What do you like about it?",
"It's an exciting job that allows me to do all the financial processes in an orderly manner. I've never though about it but do you know how old accounting is?",
"Yes, the modern field of it was established by Luca Pacioli in 1494.",
"That's pretty freaking old, I'm glad to be working in an old established job like this."
] | Practitioners of accounting are known as accountants. | [
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102 | Oh, the island in the North Atlantic? That's interesting. | it is very nice, it is an island in the North Atlantic | [
"I have never been to Ireland before."
] | Ireland (; ; Ulster-Scots: ) is an island in the North Atlantic. | [
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102 | I don't know, but Great Britain sits to its east, across the North Channel. | yes in fact It is separated from Great Britain to its east by the North Channel | [
"I have never been to Ireland before.",
"Oh, the island in the North Atlantic? That's interesting.",
"Is Ireland part of the UK?"
] | It is separated from Great Britain to its east by the North Channel, the Irish Sea, and St George's Channel. | [
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102 | I couldn't say, but I know it's Europe's third largest island. | i have heard it is the third-largest island in Europe | [
"I have never been to Ireland before.",
"Oh, the island in the North Atlantic? That's interesting.",
"Is Ireland part of the UK?",
"I don't know, but Great Britain sits to its east, across the North Channel.",
"I see. That is interesting. When was Ireland founded?"
] | Ireland is the third-largest island in Europe. | [
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102 | I don't know that, either, but I happen to know that the island is separated into the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, which belongs to the UK. | in school i learned that Politically, Ireland is divided between the Republic of Ireland (officially named Ireland), which covers five-sixths of the island | [
"I have never been to Ireland before.",
"Oh, the island in the North Atlantic? That's interesting.",
"Is Ireland part of the UK?",
"I don't know, but Great Britain sits to its east, across the North Channel.",
"I see. That is interesting. When was Ireland founded?",
"I couldn't say, but I know it's Europe's third largest island.",
"I had no idea. Do you know the population?"
] | Politically, Ireland is divided between the Republic of Ireland (officially named Ireland), which covers five-sixths of the island, and Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, in the northeast of the island. | [
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103 | I couldn't say, but the first organized race was in 1887, put on by a Paris publication called "Le Velocipede". | Sounds right. The first organized contest ran on april 28 1987 by chief editor of Paris Publication ''Le Velocipede Monsieur Fossier which I find very interesting. | [
"I really like Auto racing. In fact I'm watching the British Grand Prix right now!",
"There was races for automobiles as soon as they recorded as early as 1867.",
"It sure has come a long way. This formula 1 race right now is downright bonkers.",
"By the 30's there had been special racing cars created.",
"Was that influenced by the advent of the Ford v8?"
] | The first organized contest was on April 28, 1887, by the chief editor of Paris publication ''Le Vélocipède'', Monsieur Fossier. | [
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103 | I don't know, except that there are numerous ones, and they all have different rules and regulations. | Yeah. Fords are great. American made. There are now numerous different categories, each with different rules and regulations for each class of cars and events. | [
"I really like Auto racing. In fact I'm watching the British Grand Prix right now!",
"There was races for automobiles as soon as they recorded as early as 1867.",
"It sure has come a long way. This formula 1 race right now is downright bonkers.",
"By the 30's there had been special racing cars created.",
"Was that influenced by the advent of the Ford v8?",
"I couldn't say, but the first organized race was in 1887, put on by a Paris publication called \"Le Velocipede\".",
"Oh, OK. And how many different types of races are there today?"
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103 | Cool. The first motoring race, in 1894, ran from Paris to Rouen. | Yes. The first competition considered to be a worl competition was organized from Paris to Rouen and written about by The Parisian magazine known as Le Petit Journal. | [
"I really like Auto racing. In fact I'm watching the British Grand Prix right now!",
"There was races for automobiles as soon as they recorded as early as 1867.",
"It sure has come a long way. This formula 1 race right now is downright bonkers.",
"By the 30's there had been special racing cars created.",
"Was that influenced by the advent of the Ford v8?",
"I couldn't say, but the first organized race was in 1887, put on by a Paris publication called \"Le Velocipede\".",
"Oh, OK. And how many different types of races are there today?",
"I don't know, except that there are numerous ones, and they all have different rules and regulations.",
"Yeah, there are more racing leagues than you can shake a stick at. Obviously though, I'm partial to Formula 1."
] | On July 22, 1894, the Parisian magazine ''Le Petit Journal'' organized what is considered to be the world's first motoring competition, from Paris to Rouen. | [
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104 | I'm not sure. That said, they do not shed, and that reduces dander. | Yes. Their coats do not shed which reduces dander | [
"have you ever heard about goldendoodle?",
"The Goldendoodle is a cross breed dog.",
"oh cool, i'm so curious to know more about this dog. my friend got one but i don't think i've ever seen one",
"The goldendoodle was first bred by Monica Dickens in 1969.",
"do you know what they look like? what's special about them?",
"No.Poodles are considered to be hypoallergenic",
"oh nice, so people with allergies can have these dogs"
] | Their coats do not shed, which reduces dander. | [
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105 | I wouldn't know, but I know that motivation is the reason people act, or desire, or need something. | Motivation - helps prove someone's actions and desires | [
"What do you think is more important, motivation or discipline?"
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105 | Again, I wouldn't know, but motivation is what gives a person the desire to repeat their behavior. | Yes, motivation helps direct one's behavior and actions | [
"What do you think is more important, motivation or discipline?",
"I wouldn't know, but I know that motivation is the reason people act, or desire, or need something.",
"I really lack motivation, but I've heard it's more important to have discipline."
] | Motivation is also one's direction to behavior, or what causes a person to want to repeat a behavior. | [
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105 | That's an interesting thought. On another topic, I know of something called the breadth of disclosure, which is the range of topics two people discuss. | Yes true, but disclosure is important when talking about the range of topics, especially among two individuals | [
"What do you think is more important, motivation or discipline?",
"I wouldn't know, but I know that motivation is the reason people act, or desire, or need something.",
"I really lack motivation, but I've heard it's more important to have discipline.",
"Again, I wouldn't know, but motivation is what gives a person the desire to repeat their behavior.",
"How can you tell",
"Well, a motive helps prompt someone to act in a certain way.",
"But what if someone is lying about their motive? Then you don't know their true motivation."
] | The range of topics discussed by two individuals is the breadth of disclosure. | [
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106 | Nice, are you good at knocking as many pins as possible? | i have never been particularly good, i'm normally luck to hit 1 pin ha | [
"I love bowling I used to do it for a year back in highschool, very fun."
] | The objective is to score the highest pinfall by knocking down as many pins as possible. | [
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106 | I am not sure about bowling's inception, but I do know about an event that started in 1965 | i think the bowling world cup fi | [
"I love bowling I used to do it for a year back in highschool, very fun.",
"Nice, are you good at knocking as many pins as possible?",
"I am not sure, it can be difficult, its actually quite frustrating when you start doing bad. I wonder how long bowling has been a sport?"
] | Since its inception in 1965, this event has brought together champions from all over world so that players from small countries with few bowling facilities can meet the greats of the sport, all on equal terms and all in a spirit of friendly competition. | [
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106 | Well, I know that this event brings together champions from places all over the world. | haha, i'm pretty sure the bowling world cup began in 1965, which is pretty cool with the amount of countries which enter | [
"I love bowling I used to do it for a year back in highschool, very fun.",
"Nice, are you good at knocking as many pins as possible?",
"I am not sure, it can be difficult, its actually quite frustrating when you start doing bad. I wonder how long bowling has been a sport?",
"I am not sure about bowling's inception, but I do know about an event that started in 1965",
"What do you know about this event ?"
] | Since its inception in 1965, this event has brought together champions from all over world so that players from small countries with few bowling facilities can meet the greats of the sport, all on equal terms and all in a spirit of friendly competition. | [
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106 | If you think so. What I can tell you is that this championship is the largest in terms of participating nations. | it certainly give the football world cup competition for the amount of countries which participate. | [
"I love bowling I used to do it for a year back in highschool, very fun.",
"Nice, are you good at knocking as many pins as possible?",
"I am not sure, it can be difficult, its actually quite frustrating when you start doing bad. I wonder how long bowling has been a sport?",
"I am not sure about bowling's inception, but I do know about an event that started in 1965",
"What do you know about this event ?",
"Well, I know that this event brings together champions from places all over the world.",
"Yeah, but I think bowling used to be a huge sport back in the day, more so than now."
] | It is the largest annual international sports championship in terms of participating nations. | [
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106 | Okay, let's get back to bowling now. Did you know that heavier balls will topple more pins ? | I suppose you bowling is more like weightlifting then. The heavier the ball the more pins will topple. | [
"I love bowling I used to do it for a year back in highschool, very fun.",
"Nice, are you good at knocking as many pins as possible?",
"I am not sure, it can be difficult, its actually quite frustrating when you start doing bad. I wonder how long bowling has been a sport?",
"I am not sure about bowling's inception, but I do know about an event that started in 1965",
"What do you know about this event ?",
"Well, I know that this event brings together champions from places all over the world.",
"Yeah, but I think bowling used to be a huge sport back in the day, more so than now.",
"If you think so. What I can tell you is that this championship is the largest in terms of participating nations.",
"Yeah, but sadly bowling just isn't as demanding and difficult as football, so it's fallen off while football is as prominent as ever."
] | Generally, the heavier the ball, the more pins that will topple on two equivalent shots. | [
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107 | Oh, OK! Well, to start, bowling involves rolling a bowling ball toward some sort of target. | well you have come to the right place! Bowling is a sport or leisure activity in which a player rolls or throws a bowling ball towards a target! | [
"I'm dying to learn how to bowl! All of my friends love it and I'm feeling left out!"
] | Bowling is a sport or leisure activity in which a player rolls or throws a bowling ball towards a target. | [
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107 | If you do knock them down on the first try, that's called a strike. However, if you take two tries to knock them all down, that's called a spare. | The goal is to get a strike. you get a strike when all the pins are knocked down on the first roll, whereas a spare is when all the pins are knocked over on the second shot. | [
"I'm dying to learn how to bowl! All of my friends love it and I'm feeling left out!",
"Oh, OK! Well, to start, bowling involves rolling a bowling ball toward some sort of target.",
"The target being pins I guess! That's the extent of my knowledge! Do I have to knock them all down on my first try?"
] | A strike is when all the pins are knocked down on the first roll, whereas a spare is when all the pins are knocked over on the second shot. | [
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107 | I don't know. But, back to the scoring, if you manage 12 strikes in a row, you get the maximum score of 300. | Since 1000 BC! the maximum score is 300, which is achieved by getting 12 strikes in a row. | [
"I'm dying to learn how to bowl! All of my friends love it and I'm feeling left out!",
"Oh, OK! Well, to start, bowling involves rolling a bowling ball toward some sort of target.",
"The target being pins I guess! That's the extent of my knowledge! Do I have to knock them all down on my first try?",
"If you do knock them down on the first try, that's called a strike. However, if you take two tries to knock them all down, that's called a spare.",
"Oh good! I'll definitely need two chances!! How long has bowling been around?"
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107 | There are actually names for various strings of strikes. For example, four strikes in a row is called a "four-bagger". | Yea, well Jesus created it but it was created 1000 before he was born cause he is the creator of all things! Further strings of strikes are referred to as the number with the word ''bagger'' such as a ''four-bagger'' | [
"I'm dying to learn how to bowl! All of my friends love it and I'm feeling left out!",
"Oh, OK! Well, to start, bowling involves rolling a bowling ball toward some sort of target.",
"The target being pins I guess! That's the extent of my knowledge! Do I have to knock them all down on my first try?",
"If you do knock them down on the first try, that's called a strike. However, if you take two tries to knock them all down, that's called a spare.",
"Oh good! I'll definitely need two chances!! How long has bowling been around?",
"I don't know. But, back to the scoring, if you manage 12 strikes in a row, you get the maximum score of 300.",
"300 seems like an impossible score, but I'll do my best! What else can you tell me?"
] | Further strings of strikes are referred to as the number with the word ''bagger'', such as ''four-bagger'' for four consecutive strikes. | [
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107 | I can't really say. The pin version of bowling usually takes place on a wood or synthetic surface, but there is also target blowing, which can be done on grass or gravel. | you will need shoes for the flat wooden or synthetic surface that the game is played on | [
"I'm dying to learn how to bowl! All of my friends love it and I'm feeling left out!",
"Oh, OK! Well, to start, bowling involves rolling a bowling ball toward some sort of target.",
"The target being pins I guess! That's the extent of my knowledge! Do I have to knock them all down on my first try?",
"If you do knock them down on the first try, that's called a strike. However, if you take two tries to knock them all down, that's called a spare.",
"Oh good! I'll definitely need two chances!! How long has bowling been around?",
"I don't know. But, back to the scoring, if you manage 12 strikes in a row, you get the maximum score of 300.",
"300 seems like an impossible score, but I'll do my best! What else can you tell me?",
"There are actually names for various strings of strikes. For example, four strikes in a row is called a \"four-bagger\".",
"Good to know! Do I need special shoes to go bowling?"
] | The pin version of bowling is often played on a flat wooden or other synthetic surface (which can be oiled in different patterns for different techniques), while in target bowling, the surface may be grass, gravel or a synthetic surface. | [
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108 | I have no opinion on their music, being a bot that can't hear, but I know that they're from Canada and formed in 1995. | Nickelback is a Canadian rock band formed in 1995 that is not very good. | [
"What do you think about the band nickelback?"
] | Nickelback is a Canadian rock band formed in 1995 in Hanna, Alberta, Canada. | [
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108 | They've sold over 50 million albums around the world, only The Beatles sold more music than them in the 2000s. | Nickelback is one of the most commercially successful Canadian groups, and I don't know why. | [
"What do you think about the band nickelback?",
"I have no opinion on their music, being a bot that can't hear, but I know that they're from Canada and formed in 1995.",
"I think the music is OK. I only mentioned them because they have sentimental value to me as I met my wife at their concert. I was given free tickets in work and decided to go and accidently met the woman I later fell in love with.",
"Rock music of Canada is a wide and diverse part of the general music of Canada.",
"I'm sure it is. How popular is Nickelback?"
] | Nickelback is one of the most commercially successful Canadian groups, having sold more than 50 million albums worldwide and ranking as the eleventh best-selling music act, and the second best-selling foreign act in the U.S. of the 2000s, behind The Beatles. | [
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108 | They have Chad Kroeger, Ryan Peake, Mike Kroeger, and Daniel Adair. | Perhaps it is guitarist and lead vocalist Chad Kroeger | [
"What do you think about the band nickelback?",
"I have no opinion on their music, being a bot that can't hear, but I know that they're from Canada and formed in 1995.",
"I think the music is OK. I only mentioned them because they have sentimental value to me as I met my wife at their concert. I was given free tickets in work and decided to go and accidently met the woman I later fell in love with.",
"Rock music of Canada is a wide and diverse part of the general music of Canada.",
"I'm sure it is. How popular is Nickelback?",
"They've sold over 50 million albums around the world, only The Beatles sold more music than them in the 2000s.",
"Wow! Who's in the bad."
] | The band is composed of guitarist and lead vocalist Chad Kroeger, guitarist, keyboardist and backing vocalist Ryan Peake, bassist Mike Kroeger, and drummer Daniel Adair. | [
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109 | Were you aware that skiing goes back almost 5,000 years? | It is a lot of fun and has been around a long time. It goes back almost 5000 years! | [
"Skiing is one of my favorite pasttimes. I wish I could do it more."
] | Skiing has a history of almost five millennia. | [
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109 | They originally skied as an aid for travel, though now skiing is mostly a recreational activity. | Yes, it was orginally used to aid travel in snowy areas, but now it is pretty much just recreation | [
"Skiing is one of my favorite pasttimes. I wish I could do it more.",
"Were you aware that skiing goes back almost 5,000 years?",
"I wonder what they used for skiis back then.",
"I don't know, but the word ski actually comes from skio. That is Old Norse for split piece of wood.",
"Now that is pretty cool. So they named it after the piece of wood they originally used."
] | Originally intended as an aid to travel over snow, they are now mainly used recreationally in the sport of skiing. | [
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109 | They also used a single long pole, or just a spear. | Yes, and early skiers actually used spears as ski poles. | [
"Skiing is one of my favorite pasttimes. I wish I could do it more.",
"Were you aware that skiing goes back almost 5,000 years?",
"I wonder what they used for skiis back then.",
"I don't know, but the word ski actually comes from skio. That is Old Norse for split piece of wood.",
"Now that is pretty cool. So they named it after the piece of wood they originally used.",
"They originally skied as an aid for travel, though now skiing is mostly a recreational activity.",
"Oh ok, so it was created out of necessity."
] | Early skiers used one long pole or spear. | [
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109 | I don't know, but the first depiction showing a skier using two poles is from 1741. | For over 5000 years, but the first instance of a skier with two ski poles was 1741 | [
"Skiing is one of my favorite pasttimes. I wish I could do it more.",
"Were you aware that skiing goes back almost 5,000 years?",
"I wonder what they used for skiis back then.",
"I don't know, but the word ski actually comes from skio. That is Old Norse for split piece of wood.",
"Now that is pretty cool. So they named it after the piece of wood they originally used.",
"They originally skied as an aid for travel, though now skiing is mostly a recreational activity.",
"Oh ok, so it was created out of necessity.",
"They also used a single long pole, or just a spear.",
"How long has skiing been around?"
] | The first depiction of a skier with two ski poles dates to 1741. | [
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110 | Well, chlorophyll is actually the biggest contributor to the green you see in nature | In nature, green is a sign of chlorophyll. | [
"hello my favorite color is green what is yours",
"I am a bot so I don't have favorites, now speaking of the color green, did you know that it is created by combining yellow and blue ?",
"I didn't know that, I see lots of green in nature"
] | By far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, the chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy. | [
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111 | Oh, that's nice. So you are using a bow to shoot arrows, then? | Well Archery is the sport, so it is dangerous so you should learn at your own pace. | [
"I have become interested in archery! I am not very good, but am trying to learn more about the sport!"
] | Archery is the sport, practice or skill of using a bow to propel arrows. | [
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111 | I don't know, but "archery" comes from the Latin word "arcus". | Well it has been around almost forever. the name comes from the latin word ''arcus''. | [
"I have become interested in archery! I am not very good, but am trying to learn more about the sport!",
"Oh, that's nice. So you are using a bow to shoot arrows, then?",
"Yeah, I am trying to approach it cautiously. When was archery created?"
] | The word comes from the Latin ''arcus''. | [
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111 | I couldn't say. These days archery is mainly a leisure activity or a sport. | it means archer I think. today it is mainly a competitive sport and recreational activity. | [
"I have become interested in archery! I am not very good, but am trying to learn more about the sport!",
"Oh, that's nice. So you are using a bow to shoot arrows, then?",
"Yeah, I am trying to approach it cautiously. When was archery created?",
"I don't know, but \"archery\" comes from the Latin word \"arcus\".",
"Interesting! What does arcus mean exactly?"
] | In modern times, it is mainly a competitive sport and recreational activity. | [
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111 | I'm not sure, but someone who does archery is usually called an archer, or maybe a bowman. | It is and A person who participates in archery is typically called an archer or a ''bowman'' | [
"I have become interested in archery! I am not very good, but am trying to learn more about the sport!",
"Oh, that's nice. So you are using a bow to shoot arrows, then?",
"Yeah, I am trying to approach it cautiously. When was archery created?",
"I don't know, but \"archery\" comes from the Latin word \"arcus\".",
"Interesting! What does arcus mean exactly?",
"I couldn't say. These days archery is mainly a leisure activity or a sport.",
"Yeah, not too much of a need for archers in the modern military! If I use a compound bow, is it still considered archery?"
] | A person who participates in archery is typically called an archer or a ''bowman'', and a person who is fond of or an expert at archery is sometimes called a toxophilite. | [
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112 | Cool, he's regarded as an cultural icon of the 1900s. Is he your favorite? | Yeah, I love the King of Rock and Roll. Is he your favorite musical artist? | [
"Ever since I saw Forest Gump a few weeks ago, I like to listen to Elvis Presley."
] | Regarded as one of the most significant cultural icons of the 20th century, he is often referred to as the ''King of Rock and Roll'' or simply ''the King''. | [
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112 | Well, he was a pioneer for rockabilly, which is a fusion of country and blues and rhythm. | He was a singer who skyrocketed rockabilly music into the charts worldwide, combining his singing with his band's talent. | [
"Ever since I saw Forest Gump a few weeks ago, I like to listen to Elvis Presley.",
"Cool, he's regarded as an cultural icon of the 1900s. Is he your favorite?",
"He is starting to be but I don't know much, why is he the King of Rock and Roll?"
] | Accompanied by guitarist Scotty Moore and bassist Bill Black, Presley was a pioneer of rockabilly, an uptempo, backbeat-driven fusion of country music and rhythm and blues. | [
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112 | Can't say although "Heartbreak Hotel" got platinum by the RIAA. | He did. ''Heartbreak Hotel'' won him a Platinum award, as well as multiple Grammy nominations. | [
"Ever since I saw Forest Gump a few weeks ago, I like to listen to Elvis Presley.",
"Cool, he's regarded as an cultural icon of the 1900s. Is he your favorite?",
"He is starting to be but I don't know much, why is he the King of Rock and Roll?",
"Well, he was a pioneer for rockabilly, which is a fusion of country and blues and rhythm.",
"What is his most famous song?",
"Not sure about his most famous but one single, \"Heartbreak Hotel\" came out and became the top hit in the US.",
"Did he win any awards?"
] | ''Heartbreak Hotel'' was certified Platinum by the RIAA. | [
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113 | What I know about this garment is that it is has an association with the Roaring Twenties college culture | I agree. They're associated with the Roaring Twenties which had many classy dressing styles. | [
"Cardigans make me look dapper."
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113 | The truth is that I don't know that. I do know that they are knitted though | Not sure, but they are knitted so I'm guessing lots of different materials can be used. | [
"Cardigans make me look dapper.",
"What I know about this garment is that it is has an association with the Roaring Twenties college culture",
"Do you know if there are any made out of a material other than cotton?"
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114 | Not any here but according to Maehr and Meyer, the word motivation is part of popular culture. | For me Motivation is a word that is part of the popular culture as few other psychological concepts are, so you have to find your own ways to motivate yourself | [
"Hi, do you have any advice on how to stay motived?"
] | According to Maehr and Meyer, ''Motivation is a word that is part of the popular culture as few other psychological concepts are.'' | [
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114 | Sorry, but I don't have any advice for that. However, motivation is typically defined with two parts, a directional part and a "seeking phase". | Motivation as a desire to perform an action that you rather not, so you need to find the reason why, and hopefully change your mind :D | [
"Hi, do you have any advice on how to stay motived?",
"Not any here but according to Maehr and Meyer, the word motivation is part of popular culture.",
"Hmm, okay I see what you mean. What do you do to stay motivated when you have to do a rather mundane task?"
] | Motivation theories can be classified on a number of bases: Motivation as a desire to perform an action is usually defined as having two parts, directional such as directed towards a positive stimulus or away from a negative one, as well as the activated ''seeking phase'' and consummatory ''liking phase''. | [
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114 | Another thing is that the "wanting behavior" linked with a reward stimulus can be increased through tiny injections of dopaminergic drugs and dopamine. | The ''wanting behavior'' associated with a rewarding stimulus can be increased by microinjections of dopamine, so you need to be happy to be motivated also :D | [
"Hi, do you have any advice on how to stay motived?",
"Not any here but according to Maehr and Meyer, the word motivation is part of popular culture.",
"Hmm, okay I see what you mean. What do you do to stay motivated when you have to do a rather mundane task?",
"Sorry, but I don't have any advice for that. However, motivation is typically defined with two parts, a directional part and a \"seeking phase\".",
"Ahh I see, so if I find a suitable reason why I should do a task I will find motivation easier. That sounds good to me. :)"
] | The ''wanting behavior'' associated with a rewarding stimulus can be increased by microinjections of dopamine and dopaminergic drugs in the dorsorostral nucleus accumbens and posterior ventral palladium. | [
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114 | The thing about motivation is that it is the reason for people's desires, needs, and actions. | Yes, you need to start from yourself, motivation is the reason for people's actions | [
"Hi, do you have any advice on how to stay motived?",
"Not any here but according to Maehr and Meyer, the word motivation is part of popular culture.",
"Hmm, okay I see what you mean. What do you do to stay motivated when you have to do a rather mundane task?",
"Sorry, but I don't have any advice for that. However, motivation is typically defined with two parts, a directional part and a \"seeking phase\".",
"Ahh I see, so if I find a suitable reason why I should do a task I will find motivation easier. That sounds good to me. :)",
"Another thing is that the \"wanting behavior\" linked with a reward stimulus can be increased through tiny injections of dopaminergic drugs and dopamine.",
"Ah that sounds a bit too scientific for me and I'm not interested in drugs lol. So what else is there to say about motivation?"
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115 | I don't really know of anything, though there are dog pots buried in shaft tombs about 300 BC that may depict Techichis. | Besides being fans of Taco Bell? Well they were buried in ancient shaft tombs back in 300 BC | [
"My parents just adopted a yappy little Chihuahua. Not so sure I'm stoked about the idea. I don't really know if they have any redeemable or interesting qualities, do you?",
"Well, they descended from the Techichi, which was a favorite dog of the Toltec civilization in Mexico.",
"Yeah, I imagined they would come from Mexico. I still don't understand why they're so small, though. Did they just get bred that way somehow?",
"Well the earliest evidence show that they were around in 100 AD, so as far as breeding I do not know",
"Ah, that's alright. I guess it's kind of cool that they've been around that long. They must have a long and rich heritage, huh? Have they done anything cool since they've been around for so long?"
] | No records of the Techichi are available prior to the 9th century, although dog pots from Colima, Mexico, buried as part of the western Mexico shaft tomb tradition which date back to 300 BC are thought to depict Techichis. | [
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115 | I'm not sure, but it refers to a tradition in Western Mexico between 300 and 400 BCE. | I don't think tombs were scary. It was just the tradition back in western Mexico between 300 BC and 400 AD | [
"My parents just adopted a yappy little Chihuahua. Not so sure I'm stoked about the idea. I don't really know if they have any redeemable or interesting qualities, do you?",
"Well, they descended from the Techichi, which was a favorite dog of the Toltec civilization in Mexico.",
"Yeah, I imagined they would come from Mexico. I still don't understand why they're so small, though. Did they just get bred that way somehow?",
"Well the earliest evidence show that they were around in 100 AD, so as far as breeding I do not know",
"Ah, that's alright. I guess it's kind of cool that they've been around that long. They must have a long and rich heritage, huh? Have they done anything cool since they've been around for so long?",
"I don't really know of anything, though there are dog pots buried in shaft tombs about 300 BC that may depict Techichis.",
"What are shaft tombs?"
] | The Western Mexico shaft tomb tradition or shaft tomb culture refers to a set of interlocked cultural traits found in the western Mexican states of Jalisco, Nayarit, and, to a lesser extent, Colima to its south, roughly dating to the period between 300 BCE and 400 CE, although there is not wide agreement on this end-date. | [
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116 | I am a bot so posting on Instagram is not possible to me, what about you, are you a registered user on Instagram? I know that it is possible to upload photos or videos there | Usually I just photos or videos. Do you know who owns Instagram? | [
"What is your favorite thing to post on Instagram?"
] | Instagram lets registered users upload photos or videos to the service. | [
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116 | Nice, I know that Instagram allows the users to apply many digital filters to their images | generally landscape photos. Instagram allows you to use different filters which makes it pretty cool. | [
"What is your favorite thing to post on Instagram?",
"I am a bot so posting on Instagram is not possible to me, what about you, are you a registered user on Instagram? I know that it is possible to upload photos or videos there",
"Yes, I love posting everything on Instagram and Facebook as well",
"So you use Facebook too, did you know that Instagram is owned by Facebook?",
"Cool, what I like the most on Instagram are the filters"
] | Users can apply various digital filters to their images, and add locations through geotags. | [
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116 | Have you ever tried to link you Instagram account to your other social media profiles to be able to share your dog pictures to them? | you can link your instagram account to facebook and twitter and share your dog photos! | [
"What is your favorite thing to post on Instagram?",
"I am a bot so posting on Instagram is not possible to me, what about you, are you a registered user on Instagram? I know that it is possible to upload photos or videos there",
"Yes, I love posting everything on Instagram and Facebook as well",
"So you use Facebook too, did you know that Instagram is owned by Facebook?",
"Cool, what I like the most on Instagram are the filters",
"Nice, I know that Instagram allows the users to apply many digital filters to their images",
"I used the black and white filter for my dog pictures."
] | Users can connect their Instagram account to other social media profiles, enabling them to share photos to those profiles as well. | [
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116 | Cool that your friends and family are able to see your photos, but did you know that you can share pictures publicly or privately on Instagram? | exactly! It's great for photo sharing. | [
"What is your favorite thing to post on Instagram?",
"I am a bot so posting on Instagram is not possible to me, what about you, are you a registered user on Instagram? I know that it is possible to upload photos or videos there",
"Yes, I love posting everything on Instagram and Facebook as well",
"So you use Facebook too, did you know that Instagram is owned by Facebook?",
"Cool, what I like the most on Instagram are the filters",
"Nice, I know that Instagram allows the users to apply many digital filters to their images",
"I used the black and white filter for my dog pictures.",
"Have you ever tried to link you Instagram account to your other social media profiles to be able to share your dog pictures to them?",
"I have never thought about it, that would make it easier for my friends and family to see my pictures."
] | Instagram is a mobile, desktop, and Internet-based photo-sharing application and service that allows users to share pictures and videos either publicly, or privately to pre-approved followers. | [
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117 | I'm indifferent to it but I know that it is developed by Frank Darabont on AMC. | Ive never been a huge fan, but my boyfriend likes it. Its an american horror show on AMC | [
"Do you like the tv show The Walking Dead? I forget what channel it's on."
] | The Walking Dead is an American post-apocalyptic horror television series developed by Frank Darabont for AMC that is based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard. | [
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117 | I see, did you start when it first premiered in the US back in October 31 of 2010? | It has been around for a while. It started airing on halloween 2010. It also shows internatioanlly on fox | [
"Do you like the tv show The Walking Dead? I forget what channel it's on.",
"I'm indifferent to it but I know that it is developed by Frank Darabont on AMC.",
"I like Sci Fi shows and this is more post apocalyptic zombies called walkers. It took me awhile to get into it."
] | ''The Walking Dead'' premiered in the United States on October 31, 2010, exclusively shown on cable television channel AMC and internationally on Fox International Channels. | [
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117 | What is that about? Also did you know "The Walking Dead" has the most 18 to 49 year-old viewers of all broadcast or cable TV series? | what is that about? alot of walking dead fans are between the ages of 18-49. | [
"Do you like the tv show The Walking Dead? I forget what channel it's on.",
"I'm indifferent to it but I know that it is developed by Frank Darabont on AMC.",
"I like Sci Fi shows and this is more post apocalyptic zombies called walkers. It took me awhile to get into it.",
"I see, did you start when it first premiered in the US back in October 31 of 2010?",
"I did not, I think I started a little bit after. I know t takes place around Atlanta, GA and Alexandria VA but do you remember what the actor's real name was for the protagonist?",
"rick grimes is just a fictional character who plays the sheriff",
"Yep. I like zombie movies also and the spin off show isn't bad either. It's called Fear of the Walking Dead."
] | Beginning with its third season, ''The Walking Dead'' has attracted the most 18- to 49-year-old viewers of any cable or broadcast television series. | [
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118 | I don't need help but you would be known as an accountant then right? | That is very handy, so the term for you would be an accountant, people practice accounting, do you have a lot of job in that field? | [
"Hi, I am a professional in the field of accounting. How may I assist you today?"
] | Practitioners of accounting are known as accountants. | [
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118 | That's very interesting, so you know then that the federal government imposes a tax on income then? | That is true! and i can imagine you must be very carefull in your job, with taxes that are imposed on income by the federal government, can you get into trouble by making a mistake? | [
"Hi, I am a professional in the field of accounting. How may I assist you today?",
"I don't need help but you would be known as an accountant then right?",
"That's right! I am called an accountant. There are a lot of jobs in this field. You can work in various fields, whether it's auditing, tax, bookkeeping, consulting and industry jobs.",
"So you can say that you are in one of the most ancient jobs! Accounting can be traced back to ancient civilization!",
"It's been around since the beginning of time. There is no other way for businesses to accurately reflect their true net incomes without the help of an accountant. Accountants also help ensure that all businesses are reporting their income and expenses correctly, which in turn can help business raise money, file tax returns and find optimal ways to improve their business."
] | In the United States, a tax is imposed on income by the federal government, most state governments, and many local governments. | [
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118 | Oh man that sounds like quite intricate, also I know that generally net profits has a tax imposed on it, is that true? | That is quite a responsability for you and the companies that hire you, i know that generally tax is imposed on just the net profits, so it is not all of the profits, am i right? | [
"Hi, I am a professional in the field of accounting. How may I assist you today?",
"I don't need help but you would be known as an accountant then right?",
"That's right! I am called an accountant. There are a lot of jobs in this field. You can work in various fields, whether it's auditing, tax, bookkeeping, consulting and industry jobs.",
"So you can say that you are in one of the most ancient jobs! Accounting can be traced back to ancient civilization!",
"It's been around since the beginning of time. There is no other way for businesses to accurately reflect their true net incomes without the help of an accountant. Accountants also help ensure that all businesses are reporting their income and expenses correctly, which in turn can help business raise money, file tax returns and find optimal ways to improve their business.",
"That's very interesting, so you know then that the federal government imposes a tax on income then?",
"Definitely. The governments can impose penalties and interest on both individual and business income tax returns, if not completed properly. Granted, they do allow for minor mistakes, but if you are willfully committing fraud or being negligent in your tax reporting, you will be hit with very severe penalties."
] | Generally, the tax is imposed on net profits. | [
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119 | Hi, I'm a bot, so I don't really have good or bad days. Are you familiar with Elvis Presly, the singer and actor? | Good, I was was listening to music, Elvis, my favorite artist | [
"Hi How are you doing?"
] | Elvis Aaron Presley (January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977) was an American singer, musician, and actor. | [
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119 | Great! Did you know he started his music career in 1954? | HE is so great, he career started in 1954. | [
"Hi How are you doing?",
"Hi, I'm a bot, so I don't really have good or bad days. Are you familiar with Elvis Presly, the singer and actor?",
"Yes, I really love Elvis."
] | His music career began there in 1954, recording at Sun Records with producer Sam Phillips, who wanted to bring the sound of African American music to a wider audience. | [
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119 | He was the leading figure for rock and roll at the time. | It is the destiny of a lot of artists, but you have to give him credit for the popularisation of Rock'n Roll | [
"Hi How are you doing?",
"Hi, I'm a bot, so I don't really have good or bad days. Are you familiar with Elvis Presly, the singer and actor?",
"Yes, I really love Elvis.",
"Great! Did you know he started his music career in 1954?",
"I didn't know the specific year. He was very popular, though."
] | With a series of successful network television appearances and chart-topping records, he became the leading figure of the newly popular sound of rock and roll. | [
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120 | Speaking of green, were you aware that green is the color of Gaelic culture and Ireland? | Green is well known as the color of Ireland and Gaelic culture. It is also my favorite color! | [
"the land is green ,natures best"
] | It also has a long historical tradition as the color of Ireland and of Gaelic culture. | [
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120 | Well, I know that the largest contributor to the green you see in nature is the chemical chlorophyll. It is the chemical used by plants for photosynthesis | Chlorophyll is the reason why plants are green, it is also the chemical that converts sunlight into chemical energy. | [
"the land is green ,natures best",
"Speaking of green, were you aware that green is the color of Gaelic culture and Ireland?",
"I didn't know that. Why are plants green?"
] | By far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, the chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy. | [
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120 | I am not sure about the production of the color green, I do know about green light though. It is evoked by light with a dominant wavelength of about 495570 nm. | Green is evoked by light, a dominant wavelength of about 495570 nm. It is between blue and yellow. | [
"the land is green ,natures best",
"Speaking of green, were you aware that green is the color of Gaelic culture and Ireland?",
"I didn't know that. Why are plants green?",
"Well, I know that the largest contributor to the green you see in nature is the chemical chlorophyll. It is the chemical used by plants for photosynthesis",
"how is green color produced?"
] | It is evoked by light which has a dominant wavelength of roughly 495570 nm. | [
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120 | Well, I also know that creatures have taken on green hue as camouflage in green environments. | Creatures adapt to their environment, taking on a green hue to help camouflage into their environment. | [
"the land is green ,natures best",
"Speaking of green, were you aware that green is the color of Gaelic culture and Ireland?",
"I didn't know that. Why are plants green?",
"Well, I know that the largest contributor to the green you see in nature is the chemical chlorophyll. It is the chemical used by plants for photosynthesis",
"how is green color produced?",
"I am not sure about the production of the color green, I do know about green light though. It is evoked by light with a dominant wavelength of about 495570 nm.",
"what else can you tell me about green?"
] | Many creatures have adapted to their green environments by taking on a green hue themselves as camouflage. | [
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120 | I actually don't have any information about chameleons. I know about minerals, like the emerald, which is green because of its chromium content. | Many creatures blend in for survival purposes. My favorite mineral is also green, the emerald, due to chromium content. | [
"the land is green ,natures best",
"Speaking of green, were you aware that green is the color of Gaelic culture and Ireland?",
"I didn't know that. Why are plants green?",
"Well, I know that the largest contributor to the green you see in nature is the chemical chlorophyll. It is the chemical used by plants for photosynthesis",
"how is green color produced?",
"I am not sure about the production of the color green, I do know about green light though. It is evoked by light with a dominant wavelength of about 495570 nm.",
"what else can you tell me about green?",
"Well, I also know that creatures have taken on green hue as camouflage in green environments.",
"Are you referring to a chameleon?"
] | Several minerals have a green color, including the emerald, which is colored green by its chromium content. | [
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121 | That's an interesting thought. Having said that, the books sold over half a billion copies worldwide. | Well, the books have more than 500 copies sold worldwide, so some disagree. | [
"I really like the Harry Potter franchise",
"Harry Potter chronicles the life of Harry Potter and his friends.",
"I really think that Harry Potter should not have been the main character though",
"The story concerns Harry's battle with Lord Voldemort.",
"Yes, but Harry was a horrible protagonist",
"The series has garnered critics regarding the darker tone as the series progressed.",
"It's not so much the tone as it is the fact that Harry was whiny and would constantly put his friends and the entire Hogwarts school at risk. He had no connection with others' perspectives"
] | , the books have sold more than 500 million copies worldwide, making them the best-selling book series in history, and have been translated into seventy-three languages. | [
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122 | I'm a bot, so I can't listen to music to answer your question, but they are a rock band from Los Angeles. | They're an American hard rock band from Los Angeles and make some great music! | [
"Guns N' Roses... what's so great about 'em?"
] | Guns N' Roses, often abbreviated as GNR, is an American hard rock band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 1985. | [
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122 | I don't know what's interesting about them. They did sign with Geffen Records in 1986, though. | The lineup, when first signed to Geffen Records in 1986 so they consider themselves an 80s band. | [
"Guns N' Roses... what's so great about 'em?",
"I'm a bot, so I can't listen to music to answer your question, but they are a rock band from Los Angeles.",
"I've heard that before.. but what's interesting about them? So, first off, I can't even remember what decade they're from. '80s? '70s?"
] | The lineup, when first signed to Geffen Records in 1986, consisted of vocalist Axl Rose, lead guitarist Slash, rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin, bassist Duff McKagan, and drummer Steven Adler. | [
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122 | Their first album made number one on Billboard's 200 list, and their single Sweet Child o' Mine made number one on the Hot 100. | Guns N' Roses' debut album, ''Appetite for Destruction'' probably has the most soulful and unique rock style, thats why people love them so much. | [
"Guns N' Roses... what's so great about 'em?",
"I'm a bot, so I can't listen to music to answer your question, but they are a rock band from Los Angeles.",
"I've heard that before.. but what's interesting about them? So, first off, I can't even remember what decade they're from. '80s? '70s?",
"I don't know what's interesting about them. They did sign with Geffen Records in 1986, though.",
"I see. Did they sell a lot of albums, or something?"
] | Guns N' Roses' debut album, ''Appetite for Destruction'' (1987), reached number one on the ''Billboard'' 200 a year after its release, on the strength of ''Sweet Child o' Mine'', the band's only single to reach number one on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100. | [
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122 | Yes, it was the best-selling debut album in the US, at 18 million copies, and the 11th best-selling in the world, at 30 million. | The album has sold approximately 30 million copies worldwide, including 18 million units in the United States, making it the best-selling debut album of all time in the US. I think thats enough reason to atleast listen to them on youtube. | [
"Guns N' Roses... what's so great about 'em?",
"I'm a bot, so I can't listen to music to answer your question, but they are a rock band from Los Angeles.",
"I've heard that before.. but what's interesting about them? So, first off, I can't even remember what decade they're from. '80s? '70s?",
"I don't know what's interesting about them. They did sign with Geffen Records in 1986, though.",
"I see. Did they sell a lot of albums, or something?",
"Their first album made number one on Billboard's 200 list, and their single Sweet Child o' Mine made number one on the Hot 100.",
"OK, so they did sell a lot of albums, then?"
] | The album has sold approximately 30 million copies worldwide, including 18 million units in the United States, making it the best-selling debut album of all time in the US, as well as the eleventh best-selling album in the United States. | [
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122 | OK. Their twin albums from 1991 also debuted at number 1 and 2 on the Billboard 200. | I would recommend the twin albums ''Use Your Illusion I'' and ''Use Your Illusion II'' (1991) as a starter. | [
"Guns N' Roses... what's so great about 'em?",
"I'm a bot, so I can't listen to music to answer your question, but they are a rock band from Los Angeles.",
"I've heard that before.. but what's interesting about them? So, first off, I can't even remember what decade they're from. '80s? '70s?",
"I don't know what's interesting about them. They did sign with Geffen Records in 1986, though.",
"I see. Did they sell a lot of albums, or something?",
"Their first album made number one on Billboard's 200 list, and their single Sweet Child o' Mine made number one on the Hot 100.",
"OK, so they did sell a lot of albums, then?",
"Yes, it was the best-selling debut album in the US, at 18 million copies, and the 11th best-selling in the world, at 30 million.",
"If they're that popular, that many people can't be wrong. Guess I'll listen to at least one song."
] | The twin albums ''Use Your Illusion I'' and ''Use Your Illusion II'' (1991) debuted at number two and number one on the ''Billboard'' 200 respectively and have sold a combined 35 million copies worldwide, including 14 million units in the United States. | [
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123 | I don't know how popular he is, but his first best-selling book, The Firm, sold over seven million copies. | Yes, his first bestseller ''The Firm'' sold more than 7 million copies! | [
"Did you know John Grisham is a popular author?"
] | Grisham's first bestseller, ''The Firm'', sold more than seven million copies. | [
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