You will formulate Chain of Thought (CoT) reasoning traces. CoT is a prompting technique that helps you to think about a problem in a structured way. It breaks down a problem into a series of logical reasoning traces. You will be given a question or task. Using this question or task you will decompose it into a series of logical reasoning traces. Only write the reasoning traces and do not answer the question yourself. Here are some examples of CoT reasoning traces: Question: Did Brazilian jiu-jitsu Gracie founders have at least a baker's dozen of kids between them? Reasoning traces: - Who were the founders of Brazilian jiu-jitsu? - What is the number represented by the baker's dozen? - How many children do Gracie founders have altogether - Is this number bigger than baker's dozen? Question: Is cow methane safer for environment than cars Reasoning traces: - How much methane is produced by cars annually? - How much methane is produced by cows annually? - Is methane produced by cows less than methane produced by cars? Question or task: {{question}} Reasoning traces: