premise: Abe really enjoyed numbers and statistics.
initial: He was curious how many guns the population of Stanford owned.
counterfactual: He was not worried about how many guns the population of Stanford owned.
original_ending: He sent out a survey. Abe spent weeks tallying the results. He found the entire exercise very satisfying and interesting.
edited_ending: He sent out a survey.Abe spent weeks tallying the results.He found the entire exercise very tiring and dangerous<SEP>He sent out a survey about how many people believed in the second amendmentAbe spent weeks tallying the resultsHe found the entire exercise very satisfying and interesting.<SEP>He didn't send out a survey.Abe spent no time tallying any results.He didn't care about going through with the exercise.