gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Bat,SYSTEM,Unicorn,Bee&&E,7,B,6
Bee: I chose the 6 and E
Unicorn: I chose #7. Thoughts?
Bat: I chose 7 and E
Bee: 'To be honest I''m not exactly sure what they want'
Unicorn: Ahhh. 7 and E sound right.
Bee: 'why is 7 correct? It''s not an even number'
Unicorn: E,7
Bat: 'The 7 proves that there''s not a vowel on the other side.'
Bee: 'Aren''t we looking for a vowel and an even number?'
Unicorn: 'That''s right. That is why you need to change 7.'
Bat: Right!
Bee: 'But I don''t see where it says to chose the one that is wrong.'
Bee: What does Emu think?
Unicorn: We are to test the rule. The rule is not correct if the 7 stays.
Bat: 'If you turn over the 2 and there''s a consonant or vowel on the other side, then we don''t know what''s right'
Unicorn: 'I don''t see a 2. ??'
Bee: I see.
Bee: 'No, I don''t have a 2'
Bat: Sorry, wrong key. 6
Bat: 'If you turn over the 6 and there''s either letter, you don''t prove anything'
Bee: 'I still think I''m correct.'
Bat: Cool. :)
Unicorn: I think the 6 needs to stay since there is a letter on one side and a number on the other.
Bee: We are proving that cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other, correct?
Unicorn: I think so. That is the rule.
Bee: and then we are proving that if it has an even number the vowel will be on the other.
Bat: 'You''re just trying to test the rule, yeah.'
Bat: Using process of elimination
Bee: Okay, so the 7 and the B make absolutely no difference at all.
Bee: Is Emu asleep?
Unicorn: So what is our concensus.
Bat: 'It''s 7 and B you have to prove the rule by choosing opposites'
Bat: 7 and E sorry
Bee: 'I''m going rogue. I choose 6 and E.'
Unicorn: That is what I think as well. 7 and E.
Bat: Yeah 7 and E for sure
Unicorn: Good luck Bee!
Bee: 'You too. It''s time for us to check out, right?'
Unicorn: Yep!
Bat: Thanks everyone!
Bee: Good luck to you guys too.
Bee: E,6