gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Lobster,SYSTEM,Hamster&&U,8,F,9
Lobster: Hi guys
Hamster: 'Hi, I''m never good at these so I hope someone else here is'
Lobster: So i am assuming you must flip all the cards over to be sure since ther are two sides to each
Lobster: can anyone convince me otherwise?
Hamster: 'I don''t think you have to flip them all, but I''m not sure. Can''t you just flip the letters?'
Lobster: actually after re reading the instructions, i would guess you only need to flip the 8 card and the U card
Lobster: 9 is already odd so you dont need to flip that one
Lobster: and F is a consonant, so that one doesnt matter either
Hamster: 'I thought that, but do we need to prove only that the vowels are even, doesn''t matter on the others?'
Lobster: well to see if ALL is true, i was thinking we might need to flip them all
Hamster: 'I can see flip the 8 to prove a vowel on the other and the U to prove it''s even? That makes sense to me'
Lobster: for example, if we flip the 9 and there is a vowel on the other side, than this would help us find out that it is not true
Hamster: 'Well that''s the thing it doesn''t say ONLY vowels are even numbers, right?'
Lobster: Ok, so the answer has to be that we need to flip 8 9 and U
Hamster: 'So the F could be even but that wouldn''t matter cause that''s not part of the rule'
Lobster: exactly
Lobster: so the answer is 8, 9, U are the ones we need to flip
Lobster: No need to flip F since F being on one side takes it out of the rule
Hamster: 'Right the 9 to prove it''s not a vowel'
Lobster: yea, so i take it you agree?
Hamster: 'right cause the F doesn''t factor in'
Hamster: so yeah, 8 9 and U
Lobster: sorry i typed everything out, just helps me think haha
Hamster: no problem at all, helps me too
Lobster: U,8,9
Lobster: sounds great, now we just wait until the timer goes out and we can submit the HIT
Hamster: Right, thanks a lot talking it out helped
Hamster: U,8,9