[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9339</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Wikipedia has other source of raising income than subsidy
Argument: subsidizing wikipedia is unnecessary as it can get finance from other source like advertising

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9339]: Wikipedia. Wikipedia is capable of receiving funds.

- [9341]: Other source. Receiving funds is created by other source. Other source has the subevent of advertising ...

- [9342]: Advertising. Advertising is not a subsidy. Other source has the subevent of advertising.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9339, 9341, 9342
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9355</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Society is not responsible for an individual's decisions.
Argument: It is society fault If a problem arise due to people misbehaviors.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9355]: Society. Society causes people misbehaviors.

- [9357]: Individual's decisions. People misbehaviors is part of individual's decisions.

- [9358]: Problems arise. People misbehaviors causes problems arise.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9355, 9357, 9358
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9416</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Racial profiling is biased against anyone who isn't white.
Argument: Racial profiling is not an acceptable way to codify people as criminals.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9416]: Who isn't white. Prejudiced is used in the context of who isn't white.

- [9417]: Acceptable. Racial profiling is not a acceptable.

- [9413]: Racial profiling. Racial profiling is a prejudiced. Racial profiling is not a acceptable.

- [9415]: Biased. Prejudiced is a synonym of biased.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9416, 9417, 9413, 9415
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9418</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Social media is an effective way for news media to transfer to
Argument: news organization needs to diversify to social media as most people get information from there

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9418]: Social media. Social media is capable of people get information. Social media is used for news organization.

- [9419]: People get information. Social media is capable of people get information. People get information is a synonym of ...

- [9422]: News media. News organization is a synonym of news media.

- [9423]: Effective way. News organization desires effective way.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9418, 9419, 9422, 9423
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9434</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: It is not wrong to burn the flag.
Argument: The flag is more than a scrap of material. What it symbolizes should be revered. Burning it is wrong.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9434]: Right. Burn is not a right. Right is an antonym of wrong.

- [9435]: Flag. Flag desires revered. Flag is not a scrap of material.

- [9436]: Revered. Flag desires revered. Revered does not desire burn.

- [9438]: Wrong. Right is an antonym of wrong.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9434, 9435, 9436, 9438
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9483</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Safe spaces are not actually beneficial.
Argument: Some people have no support or guidance and need it to be available for them.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9483]: Safe spaces. Safe spaces causes support.

- [9485]: Available. Support is capable of available. Available is used in the context of beneficial.

- [9486]: Beneficial. Available is used in the context of beneficial.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9483, 9485, 9486
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9493</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Young people need money compared to the older folks, so force them to retire
Argument: Young mismanage all they have, so older folks should not be forced to retire.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9493]: Forced to retire. Older generation does not desire forced to retire.

- [9494]: Young people. Young people is a synonym of younger generation.

- [9495]: Younger generation. Young people is a synonym of younger generation. Younger generation is capable of mis ...

- [9496]: Older folks. Older folks is a synonym of older generation.

- [9497]: Mismanage. Younger generation is capable of mismanage. Mismanage is used in the context of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 9493, 9494, 9495, 9496, 9497
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9504</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Cosmetic surgery is risky for minor that is why it should be banned.
Argument: Minors cosmetic is only banned for now because of the risk, they will be able to get the surgery later.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9504]: Minors cosmetic. Minors cosmetic is capable of risky for minor.

- [9499]: Cosmetic surgery. Cosmetic surgery is used in the context of risk.

- [9501]: Should be banned. Risk is used in the context of should be banned.

- [9502]: Risky for minor. Risky for minor causes get surgery later. Minors cosmetic is capable of ...

- [9503]: Get surgery later. Risky for minor causes get surgery later.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9504, 9499, 9501, 9502, 9503
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9513</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Safe space can only be abstract.
Argument: Safe space gives people the chance to get where they can stay it can be real

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9513]: Abstract. Physical area does not have the property of abstract. Can be real is not part of abstract ...

- [9514]: Free from harm. Physical area has the property of free from harm.

- [9515]: Can be real. Can be real is not part of abstract.

- [9511]: Safe space. Safe space is capable of physical area.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9513, 9514, 9515, 9511
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9562</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Wikipedia should be subsidized.
Argument: Wikipedia is a private entity, that is edited by users, who are not experts.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9562]: Wikipedia. Wikipedia is a private entity.

- [9564]: Edited. Private entity has the subevent of edited. Edited is made of not experts.

- [9565]: Not experts. Edited is made of not experts. Not experts cannot receive the action of subsidized.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9562, 9564, 9565
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9579</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Older professionals should retire to free up jobs for the next generation.
Argument: Studies show that job performance begins to decline at age 65.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9579]: Declined job performance. Older professionals is capable of declined job performance. Declined job performance desires retire ...

- [9580]: Retire. Declined job performance desires retire. Retire is capable of create job openings.

- [9582]: Free up jobs. Create job openings is a synonym of free up jobs.

- [9583]: Next generation. Create job openings is used for next generation.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9579, 9580, 9582, 9583
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9603</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: People in safe space are vulnerable
Argument: Terrorist can easily brainwash people in safe space as they are reluctant.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9603]: Safe space. Safe space is capable of false security.

- [9605]: Vulnerable. False security is used in the context of vulnerable. Vulnerable is capable of in danger ...

- [9606]: People. People has the property of false security.

- [9607]: In danger. Vulnerable is capable of in danger.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9603, 9605, 9606, 9607
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9624</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Society can provide assistance for the most vulnerable among us
Argument: It is not society's responsibility to provide for all people

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9624]: Vulnerable among us. Responsibility is not used in the context of vulnerable among us. People is part ...

- [9625]: People. People is part of vulnerable among us.

- [9621]: Society. Society is not capable of responsibility.

- [9623]: Provide assistance. Responsibility is a synonym of provide assistance.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9624, 9625, 9621, 9623
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9641</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Subsidizing journalism will increase truthful news stories.
Argument: By subsidizing journalism, they will feel obligated to lie for the government, so they can keep getting checks.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9641]: Subsidizing journalism. Subsidizing journalism causes feel obligated.

- [9642]: Feel obligated. Subsidizing journalism causes feel obligated. Feel obligated causes lie.

- [9644]: Keep getting checks. Lie causes keep getting checks.

- [9645]: Truthful. Lie is an antonym of truthful.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9641, 9642, 9644, 9645
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9672</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: There is a freedom of expression and speech in our country.
Argument: Pride parade is just a mere formality.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9672]: Country. Country is a synonym of nation.

- [9674]: Freedom of speech. Nation has the property of freedom of speech.

- [9669]: Pride parade. Pride parade is a mere formality. Pride parade is part of freedom of expression ...

- [9671]: Freedom of expression. Pride parade is part of freedom of expression. Nation has the property of freedom of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 9672, 9674, 9669, 9671
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9689</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: If wikipedia had financial support, it would help the quality of the content, and make it more useful.
Argument: Wikipedia is unregulated and doesn't deserve money to run.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9689]: Resources. Financial support does not cause resources. Resources is capable of help the quality.

- [9690]: Help the quality. Resources is capable of help the quality.

- [9691]: Wikipedia. Wikipedia is a unregulated. Wikipedia does not desire money to run.

- [9692]: Unregulated. Wikipedia is a unregulated. Unregulated is used in the context of doesn't deserve ...

- [9693]: Doesn't deserve money. Unregulated is used in the context of doesn't deserve money. Doesn ...

- [9694]: Money to run. Wikipedia does not desire money to run. Money to run is a synonym of financial ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 9689, 9690, 9691, 9692, 9693, 9694
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9752</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Activism can lead to corruption in the judicial system.
Argument: Activists may help judges to make more fair, unbiased decisions.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9752]: Unbiased decisions. Judges is capable of unbiased decisions. Activism causes unbiased decisions.

- [9750]: Help judges. Activism is capable of help judges.

- [9751]: Judges. Judges is capable of unbiased decisions. Judges is part of judicial system.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9752, 9750, 9751
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9769</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Subsidizing student loans is important to students.
Argument: The government is already saddled with debt, and subsidizing student loans will only make it worse.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9769]: Government. Government does not desire debt.

- [9770]: Getting worse. Debt is capable of getting worse.

- [9771]: Students. Students causes debt.

- [9767]: Subsidizing student loans. Subsidizing student loans causes debt.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9769, 9770, 9771, 9767
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9772</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: The vow of celibacy is an important element in the catholic religion.
Argument: Priests who are not capable of the vow celibacy requirements, should not be priests.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9772]: Celibacy. Celibacy is part of catholicism. Priests has the subevent of ...

- [9773]: Catholicism. Celibacy is part of catholicism. Catholicism is a catholic religion.

- [9775]: Vow of celibacy. Vow of celibacy is part of priests.

- [9777]: No celibacy. No celibacy causes not be priests. No celibacy is not part of priests ...

- [9778]: Not be priests. No celibacy causes not be priests.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9772, 9773, 9775, 9777, 9778
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9779</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Sex selection can be a dangerous procedure for the mother and baby alike.
Argument: People should have more control over the sex of their offspring, and abortion has nothing to do with it.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9779]: People. People desires control.

- [9781]: Sex selection. Sex selection is part of control.

- [9782]: Dangerous. Control is not used in the context of dangerous.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9779, 9781, 9782
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9784</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Legalized organ trade would save lives.
Argument: Legalized organ trade would not increase the number of competent doctors to perform transplants.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9784]: Increase the number. Legalized organ trade is not capable of increase the number. Increase the number has ...

- [9785]: Competent doctors. Increase the number has the property of competent doctors.

- [9786]: Dangerous. Legalized organ trade is capable of dangerous. Dangerous is not capable of save lives.

- [9787]: Save lives. Dangerous is not capable of save lives.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9784, 9785, 9786, 9787
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9819</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Pride parades were important in the early part of the lgbtq movement but not anymore.
Argument: There is still a long way to go in the pride movement.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9819]: Lgbtq movement. Lgbtq movement is capable of long way. Lgbt ...

- [9821]: Not anymore. Long way is not capable of not anymore.

- [9822]: Important. Long way is used in the context of important.

- [9823]: Pride movement. Lgbtq movement is a synonym of pride movement.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9819, 9821, 9822, 9823
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9864</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A society that espouses gender equality has a duty to subsidize stay-at-home dads.
Argument: It is not our duty to subsidize lifestyle choices of stay-at-home dads.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9864]: Subsidize. Lifestyle choice is not capable of subsidize.

- [9865]: Our duty. Lifestyle choice is not capable of our duty.

- [9866]: Society. Lifestyle choice is not part of society.

- [9862]: Stay-at-home dads. Stay-at-home dads is part of lifestyle choice.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9864, 9865, 9866, 9862
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9867</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: People should use gender-neutral language.
Argument: Language should not be forced to adapt to fit the latest trends. It will adapt naturally.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9867]: Gender-neutral language. Gender-neutral language is part of latest trends.

- [9868]: Latest trends. Gender-neutral language is part of latest trends. Latest trends is used in the context of ...

- [9870]: Language. Language is capable of adapt naturally.

- [9871]: Adapt naturally. Language is capable of adapt naturally. Adapt naturally is used in the context of not ...

- [9872]: People. People desires not be forced.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9867, 9868, 9870, 9871, 9872
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9888</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Assisted suicide shouldn't be illegal because it gives the patient control over end of life decisions.
Argument: It is more compassionate to help someone pass than to make them suffer in physical or mental pain.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9888]: Compassionate. Assisted suicide has the property of compassionate. Compassionate does not desire illegal.

- [9889]: End. End is used in the context of patient control. Suffer desires end.

- [9890]: Patient control. End is used in the context of patient control.

- [9892]: Pearson terminal illnesses. Pearson terminal illnesses is capable of suffer.

- [9887]: Assisted suicide. Assisted suicide has the property of compassionate. Suffer can receive the action of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 9888, 9889, 9890, 9892, 9887
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9960</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Babies are humans too and they have right.
Argument: Babies are not commodities that can be exchanged, so surrogacy shouldn't be allowed.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9960]: Babies. Babies is a people. Babies is not a commodities.

- [9962]: Have right. People is used in the context of have right.

- [9963]: Commodities. Babies is not a commodities.

- [9964]: Humans. People is a synonym of humans.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9960, 9962, 9963, 9964
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9970</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: People who are vulnerable will be exploited by the trade of organs for money.
Argument: People have the right to choose what to do with their bodies.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9970]: People. People desires right to choose.

- [9972]: With their bodies. Right to choose is used in the context of with their bodies.

- [9973]: Trade of organs. Right to choose is used in the context of trade of organs.

- [9974]: Vulnerable. Vulnerable is not capable of taken advantage of. Vulnerable desires right to choose.

- [9975]: Taken advantage of. Vulnerable is not capable of taken advantage of. Taken advantage of is a synonym ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 9970, 9972, 9973, 9974, 9975
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>9977</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Abolishing mandatory retirement will benefit society.
Argument: Abolishing mandatory retirement will harm the employment chances of the younger workers.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [9977]: Abolishing mandatory retirement. Abolishing mandatory retirement causes harm.

- [9979]: Younger workers. Younger workers can receive the action of harm.

- [9980]: Benefit society. Harm is not capable of benefit society.

Initial allowed node IDs: 9977, 9979, 9980
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10049</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A man or a woman has the right to sell their body for sex.
Argument: Bodily autonomy does not extend to selling your body for sex, as that is commerce.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10049]: Sell their body. Sell their body is not part of bodily autonomy.

- [10051]: Body for sex. Body for sex is used in the context of commerce.

- [10052]: Commerce. Body for sex is used in the context of commerce. Commerce is not part of bodily autonomy ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 10049, 10051, 10052
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10080</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: There should not be parades that celebrate homosexuality.
Argument: It's unfair for some people to be able to have parades while other ideas aren't as widely celebrated.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10080]: Parades. Parades is capable of honor.

- [10082]: Celebrate. Honor is a synonym of celebrate. Celebrate is a unfair.

- [10083]: Homosexuality. Honor does not desire homosexuality.

- [10084]: Unfair. Celebrate is a unfair.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10080, 10082, 10083, 10084
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10112</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Companies should be allowed to decide workers' pay.
Argument: Companies abused wage autonomy until a federal minimum wage was instituted.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10112]: Federal minimum wage. Wages too low can receive the action of federal minimum wage. Federal minimum wage ...

- [10109]: Companies. Companies is capable of abused wage autonomy.

- [10111]: Wages too low. Abused wage autonomy causes wages too low. Wages too low can receive ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 10112, 10109, 10111
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10185</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Getting rid of capital punishment lets people know that all killing is wrong.
Argument: Without the fear of their own death, people will have less of a deterrent not to commit murder.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10185]: Capital punishment. Capital punishment causes fear.

- [10182]: Deterrent. Fear is capable of deterrent. Deterrent is capable of stops murders.

- [10183]: Stops murders. Deterrent is capable of stops murders. Stops murders is a benefit society.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10185, 10182, 10183
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10187</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Safe spaces should be allowed.
Argument: Safe spaces would give people false ideas of what the world actually is like.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10187]: Safe spaces. Safe spaces causes false ideas.

- [10189]: Negative consequences. False ideas causes negative consequences. Negative consequences does not desire allowed.

- [10190]: Allowed. Negative consequences does not desire allowed.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10187, 10189, 10190
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10192</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: IP copyrights should be banned.
Argument: The more people can use others' ideas to brainstorm, the quicker we will be able to develop more ideas.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10192]: Brainstorm. Others' ideas causes brainstorm. Brainstorm causes more ideas.

- [10193]: More ideas. Brainstorm causes more ideas.

- [10194]: Ip copyrights. Ip copyrights not has subevent others' ideas. Ip copyrights is capable of stifle ...

- [10195]: Stifle creativity. Ip copyrights is capable of stifle creativity. Stifle creativity desires banned.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10192, 10193, 10194, 10195
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10216</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Homeopathy can be dangerous because it is unregulated.
Argument: Many homeopathic remedies are marketed as "dietary supplements" which are not subject to FDA regulation.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10216]: Dangerous. Negative effects is used in the context of dangerous.

- [10217]: Fda. Unregulated is not part of fda.

- [10213]: Homeopathic remedies. Homeopathic remedies is used in the context of unregulated.

- [10215]: Negative effects. Unregulated is capable of negative effects. Negative effects is used in the context of dangerous ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 10216, 10217, 10213, 10215
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10232</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: It is important to explore space, so that we can learn more about our own world.
Argument: Earth is its own entity, and not the same as other things in the universe.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10232]: Its own entity. Earth is a its own entity.

- [10233]: Universe. Universe is a synonym of space. Universe does not desire explore. Earth is part of ...

- [10234]: Space. Universe is a synonym of space. Earth is part of space.

- [10237]: Explore. Universe does not desire explore. Explore is not capable of provide information.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10232, 10233, 10234, 10237
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10241</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Economic sanction affects the citizens more than the governments
Argument: economic sanction causes a major issue for the government.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10241]: Affects the citizens. Major issue is not capable of affects the citizens.

- [10242]: Hurts. Major issue is capable of hurts. Hurts is used in the context of society.

- [10243]: Society. Hurts is used in the context of society. Society is a synonym of government.

- [10239]: Economic sanction. Economic sanction causes major issue.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10241, 10242, 10243, 10239
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10324</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Television cannot be abandoned as it is a necessity
Argument: Television is fun but it distracts us and limits efficiency in day to day activities

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10324]: Television. Television is capable of limits efficiency.

- [10326]: Necessity. Limits efficiency is not a necessity.

- [10327]: Abandoned. Limits efficiency is capable of abandoned.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10324, 10326, 10327
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10361</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Telemarketing is intrusive.
Argument: Telemarketing isn't intrusive because it helps put people in touch with companies that want to make them special offers.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10361]: Telemarketing. Telemarketing causes special offers.

- [10363]: Intrusive. Special offers is not capable of intrusive.

- [10364]: Helps. Special offers is used in the context of helps.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10361, 10363, 10364
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10368</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Judges should be impartial in their ruling.
Argument: A judge ruling without accessing their emotions will not be able to effectively reason.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10368]: Ruling. Effectively reason causes ruling.

- [10365]: Judges. Judges desires access their emotions.

- [10367]: Effectively reason. Access their emotions causes effectively reason. Effectively reason causes ruling.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10368, 10365, 10367
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10426</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Economic sanctions should cease to exist.
Argument: Economic sanctions are necessary for punishment.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10426]: Economic sanctions. Economic sanctions is used for punishment.

- [10428]: Necessary. Punishment is capable of necessary. Necessary does not desire cease to exist.

- [10429]: Cease to exist. Necessary does not desire cease to exist.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10426, 10428, 10429
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10440</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Flags are just material products and should not be held in such high esteem.
Argument: A flag represents a group or a nation and thus has added symbolic value.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10440]: Represents a group. Flags is used in the context of represents a group. Represents a group is ...

- [10441]: Symbolic value. Represents a group is a synonym of symbolic value. Symbolic value is a important ...

- [10439]: Material. Flags is made of material.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10440, 10441, 10439
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10515</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Prostitution should be legalized.
Argument: Prostitution is damaging to society.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10515]: Harmful. Prostitution is a harmful.

- [10516]: Damaging to society. Prostitution is capable of damaging to society. Damaging to society does not ...

- [10517]: Legalized. Damaging to society does not desire legalized.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10515, 10516, 10517
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10536</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Making defendants all use public defenders will make the system more fair.
Argument: Use of public defenders is not mandatory.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10536]: Defendants. Defendants has the property of choice.

- [10537]: Choice. Defendants has the property of choice. Choice is an antonym of mandatory.

- [10538]: System more fair. Mandatory is not capable of system more fair.

- [10534]: Public defenders. Public defenders is not a mandatory.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10536, 10537, 10538, 10534
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10540</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: People in safe space are vulnerable
Argument: Safe space accommodates everyone

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10540]: Neutral. Safe space is used in the context of neutral. Neutral is not a vulnerable.

- [10541]: Vulnerable. Neutral is not a vulnerable.

- [10542]: Accommodates everyone. Safe space is capable of accommodates everyone.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10540, 10541, 10542
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10568</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Legalized organ trade would exploit the poor.
Argument: Legalized organ trade would aid the poor, by giving them a large sum of money to improve their lives.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10568]: Improve their lives. Improving finances is capable of improve their lives. Improve their lives is used ...

- [10565]: Legalized organ trade. Legalized organ trade causes money for organs.

- [10567]: Improving finances. Money for organs is capable of improving finances. Improving finances is capable of improve ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 10568, 10565, 10567
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10632</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Compensating only the executives greatly is not ideal.
Argument: All workers have contributed greatly to the success of the company, executives only should not be compensated greatly

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10632]: Compensating. Compensating is created by company.

- [10633]: Executives. Company not made of executives.

- [10628]: All workers. All workers is capable of contributed greatly. All workers is part of company.

- [10629]: Contributed greatly. All workers is capable of contributed greatly. Contributed greatly desires compensated greatly.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10632, 10633, 10628, 10629
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10664</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A job title doesn't entitle an executive to more money.
Argument: Executives have enough money, and their title shouldn't keep money from people who need it more.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10664]: Employees. Employees desires more money.

- [10665]: Executives. Executives cannot receive the action of more money.

- [10661]: Title. Title not has subevent higher pay.

- [10662]: Higher pay. Title not has subevent higher pay. Higher pay is used in the context of more ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 10664, 10665, 10661, 10662
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10738</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Prayer in schools violates the separation of church and state.
Argument: Prayer is a personal decision

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10738]: Personal decision. Prayer is a personal decision.

- [10739]: Worship. Prayer is a synonym of worship. Worship is not capable of violates.

- [10740]: Violates. Worship is not capable of violates. Violates is a synonym of infringes.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10738, 10739, 10740
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10784</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: People locked away for speaking their mind are political prisoners.
Argument: You should be able to say what you want provided it does not harm others.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10784]: What you want. Speaking their mind is used in the context of what you want.

- [10785]: Harm others. Speaking their mind is not capable of harm others.

- [10778]: People. People has the property of freedom of speech.

- [10780]: Speaking their mind. Freedom of speech is used for speaking their mind. Speaking their mind is used in ...

- [10781]: Locked away. Freedom of speech causes locked away. Locked away is a synonym of arrested.

- [10782]: Arrested. Locked away is a synonym of arrested. Arrested is used in the context of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 10784, 10785, 10778, 10780, 10781, 10782
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10787</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Bad behavior is subjective, and each case should be dealt with individually. So there should be no zero-tolerance policies.
Argument: Violent behavior should have consequences right away.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10787]: Bad behavior. Violent behavior is a bad behavior.

- [10788]: Consequences. Violent behavior has the subevent of consequences. Consequences is part of zero-t ...

- [10789]: Zero-tolerance policies. Consequences is part of zero-tolerance policies.

- [10790]: Subjective. Violent behavior is not a subjective.

- [10791]: Dealt with individually. Violent behavior does not desire dealt with individually.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10787, 10788, 10789, 10790, 10791
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10840</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Television focuses people's attention away from healthier activities.
Argument: People can work out while watching television.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10840]: Attention. Work out is made of attention.

- [10836]: People. People desires healthier activities.

- [10837]: Healthier activities. People desires healthier activities. Work out is part of healthier activities.

- [10839]: Watching television. Work out is located at watching television.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10840, 10836, 10837, 10839
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10859</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: the public defender system can benefit from wealthy people investment and thus should be made mandatory..
Argument: some public defenders just care about money and not the case.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10859]: Public defender. Public defender is capable of greedy.

- [10860]: Greedy. Public defender is capable of greedy. Greedy is used in the context of care about ...

- [10862]: Benefit. Care about money is not capable of benefit.

- [10863]: Not the case. Care about money has the property of not the case.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10859, 10860, 10862, 10863
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10869</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: zero-tolerance policies have shown that they don't reduce violence or drug use by kids.
Argument: Kids respond when there are no second chances

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10869]: No second chances. Zero-tolerance policies has the property of no second chances. Kids desires no second ...

- [10870]: Kids. Kids desires no second chances.

- [10871]: Policies. Zero-tolerance policies is part of policies.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10869, 10870, 10871
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10880</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: everyone should have to use a public defender.
Argument: With public defenders, people would be treated the same.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10880]: Everyone. Everyone desires treated the same. Everyone is part of people.

- [10881]: People. Everyone is part of people.

- [10878]: Public defender. Public defender causes treated the same.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10880, 10881, 10878
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10898</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: The holocaust should never be denied.
Argument: People can have their own opinions and it should not be criminalized.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10898]: People. People is capable of own opinions.

- [10900]: Not be criminalized. Own opinions desires not be criminalized.

- [10901]: Never be denied. Own opinions desires never be denied.

- [10902]: The holocaust. The holocaust is part of own opinions.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10898, 10900, 10901, 10902
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10936</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: zero-tolerance policies make schools safer for both students and teachers.
Argument: zero-tolerance means no room for mistakes

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10936]: Discipline. Policies is part of discipline. Discipline is used for students and teachers.

- [10932]: Harsh. Zero-tolerance is capable of harsh. Harsh is not capable of mistakes.

- [10933]: Mistakes. Harsh is not capable of mistakes. Mistakes is used in the context of ...

- [10935]: Policies. Zero-tolerance is used for policies. Policies is part of discipline.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10936, 10932, 10933, 10935
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>10978</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: School prayer goes against first amendment rights of kids by forcing beliefs.
Argument: Not every child wants to be prohibited from believing in God.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [10978]: Child. Child desires believing in god.

- [10980]: School prayer. School prayer causes believing in god.

- [10981]: First amendment. Believing in god is part of first amendment.

Initial allowed node IDs: 10978, 10980, 10981
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11001</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: LGBTQ tolerance is imperative.
Argument: Old values do not need to be changed.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11001]: Changed. Old values does not desire changed.

- [11002]: Imperative. Old values is capable of imperative.

- [11003]: Tolerance. Tolerance is not part of old values.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11001, 11002, 11003
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11017</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: This system would get rid of people being able to get their preferred gender for their children.
Argument: A system where people keep having more children just to choose the gender is wrong.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11017]: Gender imbalance. Child gender selection is capable of gender imbalance. Gender imbalance is a bad for society.

- [11018]: Bad for society. Gender imbalance is a bad for society. Bad for society desires banned.

- [11020]: Children. Child gender selection is used for children.

- [11015]: System. System is used for child gender selection.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11017, 11018, 11020, 11015
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11074</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Mandatory retirement age will allow young workers to be able to predictably enter the workforce.
Argument: Forcing older people to retire, means less qualified and experienced people will enter the workforce.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11074]: Mandatory retirement age. Mandatory retirement age causes loss of experience.

- [11076]: Workforce. Loss of experience is located at workforce.

- [11077]: Young workers. Loss of experience can receive the action of young workers. Young workers has the property of ...

- [11078]: Less qualified. Young workers has the property of less qualified. Less qualified causes poorer quality work.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11074, 11076, 11077, 11078
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11121</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A person has a right to take a vow of celibacy.
Argument: A vow of celibacy affects more than just the person taking the vow, such as parents who want grandchildren.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11121]: Vow of celibacy. Vow of celibacy causes affects more.

- [11123]: Parents. Parents is part of affects more. Parents is part of person.

- [11124]: Person. Parents is part of person.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11121, 11123, 11124
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11128</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: School prayer should not be in school.
Argument: If people want to pray in school, they should have that right.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11128]: School. Right is located at school.

- [11126]: Pray in school. School prayer is a synonym of pray in school.

- [11127]: Right. School prayer is a right. Right is located at school.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11128, 11126, 11127
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11136</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Subsidizing wikipedia would be a nonsense exercise.
Argument: Because anyone may edit a Wikipedia page, subsidizing it would be pointless in the interest of preserving facts.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11136]: Preserving facts. Unverified information is not capable of preserving facts.

- [11137]: Subsidizing wikipedia. Subsidizing wikipedia is capable of unverified information.

- [11138]: Anyone may edit. Anyone may edit is capable of unverified information.

- [11139]: Valued resource. Unverified information is not capable of valued resource.

- [11135]: Nonsense exercise. Unverified information is capable of nonsense exercise.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11136, 11137, 11138, 11139, 11135
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11152</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: zero tolerance policies don't give second chances.
Argument: zero tolerance policies include minor infractions

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11152]: Give second chances. Minor infractions does not desire give second chances. Give second chances not has sub ...

- [11153]: Rehabilitation. Give second chances not has subevent rehabilitation.

- [11150]: Zero tolerance policies. Zero tolerance policies is used for minor infractions.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11152, 11153, 11150
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11200</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: There should not be parades that celebrate homosexuality.
Argument: Nobody should be restricted from expressing their point of view.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11200]: Free speech. Point of view is used in the context of free speech.

- [11195]: Parades. Parades is part of expressing.

- [11196]: Expressing. Parades is part of expressing. Expressing has the property of point of view.

- [11198]: Sexuality. Point of view has the subevent of sexuality. Sexuality has the subevent of ...

- [11199]: Homosexuality. Sexuality has the subevent of homosexuality.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11200, 11195, 11196, 11198, 11199
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11240</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Students should be allowed to dress however they like
Argument: Students dressing as they like could result in bullying those without trendy, expensive clothes

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11240]: However they like. However they like causes expensive clothes.

- [11241]: Students. Students does not desire bullying.

- [11239]: Bullying. Expensive clothes has the subevent of bullying. Students does not desire bullying.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11240, 11241, 11239
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11320</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: student loans should be subsidized.
Argument: Students should pay for their own loans, rather than the government.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11320]: Pay. Students is capable of pay. Pay is not part of government.

- [11321]: Government. Pay is not part of government. Government does not desire subsidized.

- [11318]: Loans. Loans is used for students.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11320, 11321, 11318
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11339</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Whaling is so cruel to the endangered whale species, that you can't defend doing it.
Argument: Whaling is important to certain cultures.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11339]: Whaling. Certain cultures desires whaling. Whaling is capable of important.

- [11340]: Important. Whaling is capable of important.

- [11341]: Doing it. Certain cultures desires doing it.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11339, 11340, 11341
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11376</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A ban would encourage better business practices.
Argument: Some businesses are too busy to take action towards the ban.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11376]: Better business practices. Better business practices is not created by abolish.

- [11373]: Ban. Ban is a synonym of abolish.

- [11375]: Take action. Abolish is part of take action.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11376, 11373, 11375
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11392</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Space has been explored, and needs no further exploration.
Argument: It is foolish to think that humans already know everything there is to know.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11392]: Humans. More to learn is used in the context of humans.

- [11385]: Space. Space has the property of vast. Space has the property of little explored.

- [11387]: Little explored. Space has the property of little explored. Little explored causes more exploration needed.

- [11389]: More to learn. More exploration needed has the property of more to learn. More to learn is an ...

- [11390]: Already know everything. More to learn is an antonym of already know everything.

- [11391]: Further exploration. More exploration needed is a synonym of further exploration.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11392, 11385, 11387, 11389, 11390, 11391
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>11393</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: The 3 strikes law punishes criminals severely.
Argument: The 3 strikes law should punish more harshly.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [11393]: 3 strikes law. 3 strikes law desires punish more harshly.

- [11395]: Severely. Punish more harshly is used in the context of severely. Severely is ...

- [11396]: Works better. Severely is used in the context of works better.

Initial allowed node IDs: 11393, 11395, 11396
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.