gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Kiwi,SYSTEM,Beaver,Cat,Raven,Hamster&&R,2,9,A
Hamster: Hey!
Beaver: A and 2 would be the only cards I believe
Cat: we need to flip both the vowel card and a card with an odd number
Beaver: Hello!
Hamster: I chose A and 2 also
Kiwi: I agree with Cat
Cat: 2 is not necessary
Raven: 'I''m at a loss!'
Hamster: I thought it was for an even number, 9 is odd
Beaver: 'If 2 flips and has a vowel, the rule is true. If 9 flips and has a even number, it doesn''t make the rule wrong'
Raven: Right Hamster!
Cat: 'it doesn''t say what needs to be a vowel. it only says on the other side of a vowel is a even number'
Hamster: so then it would just be A
Cat: but if you flip over a 9 and the other side is a consonant then the rule is false
Cat: we will need to flip both A and 9
Hamster: 'we''re trying to verify the rule'
Raven: 'I guess A it is, it''s the only vowel'
Kiwi: Just because an even number has a vowel does not make it a rule.
Cat: yup, you will have to flip the 9 to confirm if the rule is false, what if the other side of the 9 is a consonant?
Hamster: the A should have an even number to make it true
Beaver: Oh I see that makes sense. 9 and A I agree
Raven: 'So, Kiwi, it''s 9 then'
Hamster: and the 2 should have a vowel to make it true
Kiwi: A consonant can have an even number also
Hamster: i guess that makes sesne
Hamster: sense
Hamster: 9,A
Raven: Do we agree A and 9?
Beaver: 9,A
Raven: OK!
Beaver: Yup
Raven: 'I''m gonna submit then!'
Hamster: me too!
Kiwi: 9,A
Raven: 9,A