gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Kiwi,Bee,Lobster,SYSTEM,Falcon,Narwhal&&3,U,2,X
Kiwi: hey
Narwhal: I think that the U and 2 card are the ones that validate the rule
Narwhal: What did everyone else guess?
Bee: I also think that the U and 2 cards validate the rule
Kiwi: I chose U, 2, and 3 because 3 can invalidate the rule or help to validate it
Kiwi: if there was a vowel on the other side for example
Bee: 'that makes sense, didn''t even think of that'
Lobster: I was thinking just the U and 3
Narwhal: good call! i didnt think of that
Falcon: I think that either you can choose u and x or 2 and x or 3 and 2 or 3 and u one of each to validate
Lobster: I mean X and 3
Narwhal: 3,U,2
Bee: U and 3 would work also
Falcon: One of each should work
Lobster: 'yes true but without a constant there''s nothing disproving'
Bee: if there is a vowel behind the three it would
Kiwi: 'we don''t get a bonus if we get it correct, right?'
Falcon: All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other.
Kiwi: bc we can just agree on something to submit and then just be done
Narwhal: so U and 2 would help validate the rule, and selecting 3 could also help to validate the rule, yes?
Falcon: so just the u should validate it because that is what the rule says
Falcon: I think it is just the U now.
Kiwi: 'I''m good with whatever'
Lobster: 'does the rule state that non vowels don''t have even numbers?'
Kiwi: just the U works for me
Narwhal: Falcon makes a good point
Narwhal: U
Falcon: That is the rule
Kiwi: good point falcon
Falcon: I copied and pasted
Bee: either the U, or the 3 and the U
Narwhal: 'I''m going with just the U'
Lobster: 'I can read... it still doesn''t say the opposite isn''t true'
Falcon: me too. That is why I am going with just the U
Bee: 'I''ll go with that too'
Kiwi: ok cool, so the U
Kiwi: thanks guys
Kiwi: U
Bee: U,2
Falcon: thanks bye
Lobster: ok hope falcon is right
Falcon: lol
Kiwi: 'doesn''t matter either way'
Bee: U
Lobster: 3,X
Falcon: U