| {"output":"England","input":"","instruction":"Where was cricket originated in the 16th century?"} | |
| {"output":"The \"Spirit of Cricket\" is a preamble to the laws of the game that emphasizes respect for opponents, officials, and the game's traditions, and is held in high regard as a symbol of fair play.","input":"","instruction":"What is the \"Spirit of Cricket\" and what significance does it hold in the game?"} | |
| {"output":"Ulm, Germany","input":"","instruction":"Where was Albert Einstein born?"} | |
| {"output":"Bern, Switzerland","input":"","instruction":"Where did Einstein publish four pivotal papers in 1905, earning him his nickname \"Annus Mirabilis\" or \"Miracle Year\"?"} | |
| {"output":"Observations during a 1919 solar eclipse showed the bending of light by the sun's gravity.","input":"","instruction":"What significant event led to Einstein's international fame in 1919?"} | |
| {"output":"He believed that God does not play dice with the universe, indicating his reservations about the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics.","input":"","instruction":"What is one of Einstein's famous reservations about quantum mechanics?"} | |
| {"output":"The Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.","input":" He emigrated to the United States in 1933, fleeing the rise of Nazi Germany, and accepted a position at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. During World War II, though a committed pacifist, he endorsed the letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt that warned of the potential for Nazi Germany to develop atomic weapons, inadvertently contributing to the Manhattan Project.\n","instruction":"Where did the person mentioned in the context accept a position in 1933?"} | |
| {"output":"April 18, 1955.","input":"","instruction":"When did Albert Einstein pass away?"} | |