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         "value": "No."
       }
     ]
+  },
+  {
+    "prompt_hash": "238efc4d5afdfb24f0c1ff9490abf671fb4c712ed35b035f426de9a3d7d2be79",
+    "original_dataset_name": "grimulkan/physical-reasoning",
+    "model_name": "models/gemini-2.0-flash-exp",
+    "safety_ratings": [
+      {
+        "category": 8,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 10,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 7,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 9,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      }
+    ],
+    "instruction": "In a magical world, there exists a room with four corners. In each corner stands a statue imbued with the property that anyone who looks directly at it becomes momentarily invisible and can only become visible again after blinking twice. With this in mind, four friends -- Aarav, Beatrix, Jun-seo, and Djamila -- decide to play a game of hide-and-seek in the room. Aarav is 'it' and must close his eyes and count to ten while the others hide. As Aarav starts counting, Beatrix quickly looks at the statue to the north, Jun-seo looks at the statue to the south, and Djamila looks at the statue to the east. If Aarav, after finishing his count, opens his eyes and immediately looks to the west where there is no statue, what happens next? Provide a very brief response.",
+    "output": "Everyone remains invisible, and Aarav can't see anyone.",
+    "conversations": [
+      {
+        "from": "human",
+        "value": "In a magical world, there exists a room with four corners. In each corner stands a statue imbued with the property that anyone who looks directly at it becomes momentarily invisible and can only become visible again after blinking twice. With this in mind, four friends -- Aarav, Beatrix, Jun-seo, and Djamila -- decide to play a game of hide-and-seek in the room. Aarav is 'it' and must close his eyes and count to ten while the others hide. As Aarav starts counting, Beatrix quickly looks at the statue to the north, Jun-seo looks at the statue to the south, and Djamila looks at the statue to the east. If Aarav, after finishing his count, opens his eyes and immediately looks to the west where there is no statue, what happens next? Provide a very brief response."
+      },
+      {
+        "from": "gpt",
+        "value": "Everyone remains invisible, and Aarav can't see anyone."
+      }
+    ]
+  },
+  {
+    "prompt_hash": "72444742bada1a053896e69711bff039a50e6cc98e42273d0c1268c8ca126a01",
+    "original_dataset_name": "grimulkan/physical-reasoning",
+    "model_name": "models/gemini-2.0-flash-exp",
+    "safety_ratings": [
+      {
+        "category": 8,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 10,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 7,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 9,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      }
+    ],
+    "instruction": "In the hidden valley of Imaginaria, there exists a magical tree that is visible only when in direct line of sight, and becomes utterly invisible when looked at indirectly or through peripheral vision. Navid is standing on the east side of the tree while Zhen is standing on the west side, both at a distance such that they can see the tree only by looking directly at it. If Navid were to tie a bright red ribbon around the tree, what would Zhen see as Navid is tying the ribbon?\nRespond very briefly.",
+    "output": "Zhen would see nothing.",
+    "conversations": [
+      {
+        "from": "human",
+        "value": "In the hidden valley of Imaginaria, there exists a magical tree that is visible only when in direct line of sight, and becomes utterly invisible when looked at indirectly or through peripheral vision. Navid is standing on the east side of the tree while Zhen is standing on the west side, both at a distance such that they can see the tree only by looking directly at it. If Navid were to tie a bright red ribbon around the tree, what would Zhen see as Navid is tying the ribbon?\nRespond very briefly."
+      },
+      {
+        "from": "gpt",
+        "value": "Zhen would see nothing."
+      }
+    ]
+  },
+  {
+    "prompt_hash": "3fdb1ffc6df6aa217e714c2779a6f97994d32a70a57cf646dd7be6fdf2dbacb6",
+    "original_dataset_name": "grimulkan/physical-reasoning",
+    "model_name": "models/gemini-2.0-flash-exp",
+    "safety_ratings": [
+      {
+        "category": 8,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 10,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 7,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 9,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      }
+    ],
+    "instruction": "In a public swimming pool change room, there are several changing stalls arranged in a row against one wall. Each stall has a partial-height partition that separates it from the adjacent stalls. The partitions are high enough to provide privacy for a standing adult, but they do not reach the ceiling, leaving a gap at the top. There is also a gap at the bottom of each partition, to allow for airflow and easy cleaning of the floor.\n\nIn one of these stalls, a tall person named Priyanka is changing clothes. In the adjacent stall, a shorter person named Takashi is also getting changed. Priyanka is tall enough that if she were to stand on her toes, she could see over the top of the partition into Takashi's stall. Takashi, however, is not tall enough to see over the partition under any circumstances. Priyanka respects others' privacy and has no intention of peering over into the next stall.\n\nAs Priyanka is changing, she drops a small item, and it rolls underneath the partition into Takashi's stall. Now, Priyanka and Takashi know that there is a gap at the bottom of the stall that is typically obscured from view while standing. Considering the spatial setup and the height differences between Priyanka and Takashi, what can Priyanka see of Takashi's stall without breaching privacy, and should she inform Takashi of the dropped item before attempting to retrieve it?",
+    "output": "Here's a breakdown of the situation and what Priyanka should do:\n\n**What Priyanka Can See:**\n\n* **Floor level only:** Priyanka, standing normally, can only see the floor level of Takashi's stall through the gap at the bottom of the partition. She cannot see anything above floor level without standing on her toes and actively trying to peer over, which she has no intention of doing.\n* **Potentially the dropped item:** She knows her item is in Takashi's stall and can likely see it, at least partially, on the floor.\n\n**Privacy Considerations:**\n\n* **Respect for boundaries:** Priyanka is clearly respectful of privacy and wouldn't intentionally look into Takashi's stall above the bottom gap.\n* **Takashi's vulnerability:** Takashi, being shorter, cannot see into Priyanka's stall, creating a one-sided privacy dynamic. It's essential that Priyanka acts in a way that doesn't exploit that imbalance.\n* **Unexpected situation:** Dropping an item is an accident, but it creates an awkward scenario with potential for perceived privacy breaches.\n\n**Should Priyanka Inform Takashi?**\n\n**Yes, absolutely!** Here's why and what she should do:\n\n1. **Courtesy and Honesty:** It's polite to inform Takashi that her item rolled into his stall. It shows respect and avoids any perception of her sneaking or lurking at the bottom of the stall.\n2. **Avoiding Misunderstanding:** If Takashi were to suddenly see Priyanka's hand reach under the partition, he might feel uncomfortable or even perceive it as an invasion of privacy if he was not made aware.\n3. **Facilitating Retrieval:** By letting Takashi know, she can request his assistance (if necessary) to get the item back. Takashi may be able to retrieve the item more easily from his side.\n4. **Avoiding Awkwardness:** A quick heads-up can prevent a potentially awkward interaction later. It's better to address the situation proactively.\n\n**How Priyanka Should Proceed:**\n\n1. **Speak Clearly:** Priyanka should politely say something like:\n    * \"Excuse me, I think I just dropped something, and it rolled under the partition into your stall.\"\n    * \"Hi, sorry to bother you, but my [object] just rolled under your partition.\"\n    * \"Excuse me, would you mind if I briefly reach under the partition? I dropped something, and it rolled under.\"\n2. **Wait for a Response:** Priyanka should give Takashi a chance to respond before attempting to reach under the partition.\n3. **Follow Takashi's Lead:**\n    * If Takashi is comfortable, she can quickly retrieve her item from the bottom, avoiding any unnecessary lingering.\n    * If Takashi offers to get it, she should accept graciously.\n    * If Takashi is not comfortable with either, she should respect his wishes and attempt to figure out an alternative solution, perhaps asking another person for assistance.\n4. **Be Brief and Apologetic:** Priyanka should retrieve the item quickly and apologize for the inconvenience.\n\n**In summary,** Priyanka should definitely tell Takashi about her dropped item before doing anything to retrieve it. This is the respectful and considerate approach. By acknowledging the situation, she can ensure both her and Takashi's privacy is maintained.",
+    "conversations": [
+      {
+        "from": "human",
+        "value": "In a public swimming pool change room, there are several changing stalls arranged in a row against one wall. Each stall has a partial-height partition that separates it from the adjacent stalls. The partitions are high enough to provide privacy for a standing adult, but they do not reach the ceiling, leaving a gap at the top. There is also a gap at the bottom of each partition, to allow for airflow and easy cleaning of the floor.\n\nIn one of these stalls, a tall person named Priyanka is changing clothes. In the adjacent stall, a shorter person named Takashi is also getting changed. Priyanka is tall enough that if she were to stand on her toes, she could see over the top of the partition into Takashi's stall. Takashi, however, is not tall enough to see over the partition under any circumstances. Priyanka respects others' privacy and has no intention of peering over into the next stall.\n\nAs Priyanka is changing, she drops a small item, and it rolls underneath the partition into Takashi's stall. Now, Priyanka and Takashi know that there is a gap at the bottom of the stall that is typically obscured from view while standing. Considering the spatial setup and the height differences between Priyanka and Takashi, what can Priyanka see of Takashi's stall without breaching privacy, and should she inform Takashi of the dropped item before attempting to retrieve it?"
+      },
+      {
+        "from": "gpt",
+        "value": "Here's a breakdown of the situation and what Priyanka should do:\n\n**What Priyanka Can See:**\n\n* **Floor level only:** Priyanka, standing normally, can only see the floor level of Takashi's stall through the gap at the bottom of the partition. She cannot see anything above floor level without standing on her toes and actively trying to peer over, which she has no intention of doing.\n* **Potentially the dropped item:** She knows her item is in Takashi's stall and can likely see it, at least partially, on the floor.\n\n**Privacy Considerations:**\n\n* **Respect for boundaries:** Priyanka is clearly respectful of privacy and wouldn't intentionally look into Takashi's stall above the bottom gap.\n* **Takashi's vulnerability:** Takashi, being shorter, cannot see into Priyanka's stall, creating a one-sided privacy dynamic. It's essential that Priyanka acts in a way that doesn't exploit that imbalance.\n* **Unexpected situation:** Dropping an item is an accident, but it creates an awkward scenario with potential for perceived privacy breaches.\n\n**Should Priyanka Inform Takashi?**\n\n**Yes, absolutely!** Here's why and what she should do:\n\n1. **Courtesy and Honesty:** It's polite to inform Takashi that her item rolled into his stall. It shows respect and avoids any perception of her sneaking or lurking at the bottom of the stall.\n2. **Avoiding Misunderstanding:** If Takashi were to suddenly see Priyanka's hand reach under the partition, he might feel uncomfortable or even perceive it as an invasion of privacy if he was not made aware.\n3. **Facilitating Retrieval:** By letting Takashi know, she can request his assistance (if necessary) to get the item back. Takashi may be able to retrieve the item more easily from his side.\n4. **Avoiding Awkwardness:** A quick heads-up can prevent a potentially awkward interaction later. It's better to address the situation proactively.\n\n**How Priyanka Should Proceed:**\n\n1. **Speak Clearly:** Priyanka should politely say something like:\n    * \"Excuse me, I think I just dropped something, and it rolled under the partition into your stall.\"\n    * \"Hi, sorry to bother you, but my [object] just rolled under your partition.\"\n    * \"Excuse me, would you mind if I briefly reach under the partition? I dropped something, and it rolled under.\"\n2. **Wait for a Response:** Priyanka should give Takashi a chance to respond before attempting to reach under the partition.\n3. **Follow Takashi's Lead:**\n    * If Takashi is comfortable, she can quickly retrieve her item from the bottom, avoiding any unnecessary lingering.\n    * If Takashi offers to get it, she should accept graciously.\n    * If Takashi is not comfortable with either, she should respect his wishes and attempt to figure out an alternative solution, perhaps asking another person for assistance.\n4. **Be Brief and Apologetic:** Priyanka should retrieve the item quickly and apologize for the inconvenience.\n\n**In summary,** Priyanka should definitely tell Takashi about her dropped item before doing anything to retrieve it. This is the respectful and considerate approach. By acknowledging the situation, she can ensure both her and Takashi's privacy is maintained."
+      }
+    ]
+  },
+  {
+    "prompt_hash": "ba9a6d9a3c3c77591c60995c40e9ce4dca5f057d236254f4ebedeb03ca235d6c",
+    "original_dataset_name": "grimulkan/physical-reasoning",
+    "model_name": "models/gemini-2.0-flash-exp",
+    "safety_ratings": [
+      {
+        "category": 8,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 10,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 7,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      },
+      {
+        "category": 9,
+        "probability": 1,
+        "blocked": false
+      }
+    ],
+    "instruction": "In a world where humans can walk on walls without being affected by gravity like a gecko, Rajeev and Yoshiko are in a cubic room with one light bulb hanging from the center of the ceiling. Rajeev is standing on what you would normally consider the floor, while Yoshiko is directly opposite him on what you would normally consider the ceiling. Both are the same height, and both are looking directly at each other. A ball is resting on the wall that Rajeev is staring at. If Yoshiko drops a pen from where she stands, what happens first: does the pen reach Rajeev's level, or does the ball on the wall roll to the ground?\n\nProvide a short response.",
+    "output": "The pen reaches Rajeev's level first.",
+    "conversations": [
+      {
+        "from": "human",
+        "value": "In a world where humans can walk on walls without being affected by gravity like a gecko, Rajeev and Yoshiko are in a cubic room with one light bulb hanging from the center of the ceiling. Rajeev is standing on what you would normally consider the floor, while Yoshiko is directly opposite him on what you would normally consider the ceiling. Both are the same height, and both are looking directly at each other. A ball is resting on the wall that Rajeev is staring at. If Yoshiko drops a pen from where she stands, what happens first: does the pen reach Rajeev's level, or does the ball on the wall roll to the ground?\n\nProvide a short response."
+      },
+      {
+        "from": "gpt",
+        "value": "The pen reaches Rajeev's level first."
+      }
+    ]
   }
 ]