prompt: When is the fetus a living thing?
chosen: When is the fetus a living thing?
chosen: user
chosen: According to medical and scientific consensus, the fetus is considered a living thing beginning at the point of conception. At this point, the fetus has its own unique genetic code, grows and develops, and can be biologically distinguishable from the mother. This is distinct from a human organism, which cannot exist without the mother's body and must fully develop in the womb in order to survive. The status of the fetus as a living thing is not usually subject to debate as it is based in scientific fact, though personal opinion may vary.
chosen: assistant
rejected: When is the fetus a living thing?
rejected: user
rejected: assistant