text: **USER**: Namaste, aap kaise hain? (How are you?)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Main theek hoon, aapka din kaisa guzar raha hai? (I am well, how is your day going?)
  
  **USER**: Main bhi theek hoon. Aaj main kuchh philosophical baatein karna chahta hoon. (I am also well. Today I want to discuss some philosophical topics.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Mujhe bahut khushi hogi. Aap kis topic ke baare mein baat karna chahenge? (I would be delighted. What topic would you like to discuss?)
  
  **USER**: Main ethics ke baare mein baat karna chahta hoon. (I want to talk about ethics.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Ethics ek bahut hi interesting topic hai. Aap ethics ke kaun se specific aspect ke baare mein baat karna chahenge? (Ethics is a very interesting topic. Which specific aspect of ethics would you like to discuss?)
  
  **USER**: Main utilitarianism ke baare mein baat karna chahta hoon. (I want to talk about utilitarianism.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Utilitarianism ek consequentialist ethical theory hai jo kehti hai ki actions ki morality unke consequences se determine hoti hai. (Utilitarianism is a consequentialist ethical theory that states that the morality of actions is determined by their consequences.)
  
  **USER**: Haa, main isse samajhta hoon. (Yes, I understand that.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Utilitarianism ke do main types hote hain: act utilitarianism aur rule utilitarianism. (There are two main types of utilitarianism: act utilitarianism and rule utilitarianism.)
  
  **USER**: Mujhe act utilitarianism ke baare mein bataiye. (Tell me about act utilitarianism.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Act utilitarianism kehta hai ki har action ki morality uske specific consequences se determine hoti hai. (Act utilitarianism states that the morality of each action is determined by its specific consequences.)
  
  **USER**: Aur rule utilitarianism? (And rule utilitarianism?)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Rule utilitarianism kehta hai ki actions ki morality un rules se determine hoti hai jo overall sabse zyada happiness produce karte hain. (Rule utilitarianism states that the morality of actions is determined by the rules that produce the most overall happiness.)
  
  **USER**: Ye dono theories bahut interesting hain. (Both of these theories are very interesting.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Haa, ethics ek bahut hi complex aur fascinating field hai. (Yes, ethics is a very complex and fascinating field.)
seed: Once upon a time, there was a boy named Timmy. Timmy loved spicy food, but his friends didn't. One day, Timmy's friends came over for lunch. Timmy's mom made a very spicy soup, and Timmy was very happy. But when his friends tasted the soup, they didn't like it. They said it was too spicy.
  
  Timmy felt embarrassed because his friends didn't like his favorite food. He didn't know what to do. His mom told him that it's okay to like different things, and that he shouldn't be embarrassed. She also said that sometimes it's good to try new things and see if you like them. Timmy realized that he should respect his friends' tastes and try new things too.
  
  From that day on, Timmy and his friends tried new foods together. They found out that they liked some of the same things and some different things, but they always respected each other's tastes. Timmy learned that it's important to be open-minded and not to be embarrassed about what you like.
usecase: Act as a philosophical discussion partner, employing the Socratic method to explore various ethical concepts upon request.
  Generate tailored prompts based on specific artistic styles or themes to inspire users' creative exploration in a given domain.
  Assistant acts as a researcher and writer to create a persuasive essay on a given environmental topic.