gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Puffin,Emu,SYSTEM,Cat,Chipmunk&&W,9,E,6
Cat: I am not sure of my answer but if we flip a vowel we can check that the other side is even. We can also check if the even number 6 has a vowel on the other side.
Puffin: I think you have to flip the E
Emu: Either the E or 6 make sense to me.
Puffin: 'There''s nothing that says that a card with a consonant can''t have an even number on the other side.'
Chipmunk: I think you need to flip them all - and exception could take place for every card
Chipmunk: 'It doesn''t say you need to do only 1 or a minimum...'
Cat: 'Yes, I agree that you can''t really know for sure unless you flip them all'
Cat: W,9,E,6
Puffin: E,9
Chipmunk: I suppose it does say "only" but still, who knows what is on the back of any of the cards?
Emu: it does say only but then says card(s) so we could choose all
Emu: W,9,E,6
Chipmunk: 'I''m good with that if y''all are...'
Cat: 'It tells us that each has a letter on one side and a number on the other. Maybe we aren''t supposed to question that part'
Puffin: 'So we have to flip the 9 because we have to see that other side isn''t odd'
Cat: We are just testing the rule about the vowel / even number
Puffin: 'sorry isn''t a vowel'
Cat: So I say we only have to flip the E
Cat: E
Emu: That was my first instinct Cat but the instructions say that most people get this task wrong.
Cat: It is only saying that all cards with vowels have an even number on the other side. So we need to just check the vowel E
Cat: I think
Cat: 'It doesn''t say that all cards that are even have a vowel on the other side'
Chipmunk: 'I''m still suspicious of the "All cards" disclaimer. What if the rule is false?'
Puffin: If there was a vowel on the other side of the 9, the rule would be broken so I think we have to check that too
Cat: That makes sense, Puffin
Cat: E,9
Puffin: 9 and E?
Cat: My final vote is 9 and E
Chipmunk: 'That is fine... let''s see what happens.'
Emu: Ok I am good with that
Emu: E,9
Chipmunk: E,9