gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Hedgehog,Lion,SYSTEM,Tiger,Falcon,Cat&&E,5,R,4
Falcon: Hello
Tiger: Hi
Falcon: I decided to turn the card with a vowel and an even number
Falcon: to see if both of those would have a vowel or even number on the other side
Cat: I think we need to turn the even numbered cards and the vowels to verify the rule
Tiger: I chose to turn them all over, as we need to understand what is on the back of all of them
Lion: I did the same as you falcon.
Falcon: Tiger might be right though
Lion: Ok
Falcon: 'if we turn them all over we will see that the other ones don''t have vowels or even numbers'
Falcon: right
Lion: ok
Hedgehog: E
Tiger: 'yeah, just because the rule works for 2 doesn''t mean it will for the other two not turned over'
Falcon: 'yeah all 4 would give us 4 "proofs" that it''s right'
Falcon: E,5,R,4
Tiger: @Duck any thoughts?
Tiger: @Cat any thoughts?
Cat: oh maybe you are right to turn 4
Cat: E,5,R,4
Cat: that makes sense you have to test all
Tiger: I think so
Falcon: 'I''m on board with all 4'
Lion: yep
Falcon: does that mean we do final decision
Cat: im on board too
Cat: sounds good to me
Lion: i am too
Falcon: Alright good deal
Tiger: E,5,R,4
Lion: E,4
Cat: Yes, you too.  I think it works well to check all 4 because the R could have an even number on it and not a vowel
Lion: E,5,R,4
Cat: or the five could have a vowel and not an even number
Cat: you have to see all sides like the 4 might or might not have a vowel on it