gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: SYSTEM,Bee,Leopard&&E,2,7,K
Bee: Hey! So what does everyone think?
Leopard: I believe it is just E
Bee: I thought E and the 7
Bee: 'Because we need to rule out that there''s a vowel on the other side of the 7'
Bee: Could be wrong though...
Leopard: 7 is an odd number
Bee: Yeah, my logic was if there is a vowel on the other side of 7 that proves the rule wrong.
Leopard: Maybe it is E and 2, not sure, it depends on how we interpret the rule I guess
Leopard: Now that I think about it, we could choose all cards to test whether the rule is broken
Bee: Ah, that could be a good point.
Bee: Or even every one but the 2
Bee: Because if there is a consonant on the other side
Bee: It still fits the rule
Bee: 'Because we only care if there''s a vowel'
Bee: Ah, but it says "has a letter on one side and a number on the other"
Bee: So I guess no need to check the K
Leopard: The more I think about this the more confused I get
Leopard: 'I''m going to select all cards I think'
Bee: 'I''m still thinking just E and 7'
Bee: If E has an odd number on the other side, rule is wrong
Bee: If even, correct
Bee: So we need to know
Bee: 7 too
Bee: 'Because if there''s a consonant on the other side, rule is correct'
Bee: 'If there''s a vowel, it''s wrong'
Bee: 'K would be okay either way because we just need to prove when there''s a vowel, there''s an even number'
Bee: Not the other way around
Bee: If you know what I mean
Leopard: I still think all cards could prove the rule wrong
Leopard: I think this whole thing is a test to see how people interpret rules
Leopard: Do we have to select the same answer?
Bee: No, I think we can still select whichever we feel is best
Bee: E,7,K
Bee: E,7
Leopard: 'I''m going with all the cards.'
Leopard: E,2,7,K