gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Hedgehog,Zebra,Dolphin,SYSTEM,Hamster&&5,U,8,K
Dolphin: I chose a number and a letter to test the rule.
Hedgehog: U,8
Hedgehog: I chose to turn the vowel and even number to test the ruleand
Hedgehog: @Dolphin which number and letter did you choose?
Zebra: 'Me too, I chose the 5 for the number, because if there is a vowel on the other side of it, the rule wouldn''t be true'
Zebra: for the letter, I chose the U, because if the rule is true, it should show an even number
Dolphin: 8 and K
Hedgehog: @Zebra yes it seemed the most logical choice
Hamster: 5,K
Hamster: I chose 5 and K
Dolphin: 5,K
Zebra: 'the 8 could have either a vowel or a consonant, because it just says vowels have even numbers, but it doesn''t say that consonants cannot, thats why the number has to be a 5 I think'
Hedgehog: '@Hamster do you think K tests the rule, I''m asking because I am not certain'
Dolphin: 'I''m changing to 5 and K because 8 is even and will have a letter on the back.'
Zebra: 'The K shouldn''t matter, because the rule involves vowels only, that''s why I think it has to be a U for the letter'
Dolphin: U is a vowel so it should have a number on the back.
Zebra: 'Yeah, that''s why we need to test the U'
Zebra: to make sure that it has an even number on the back
Hedgehog: @Dolphin I think they all have numbers on the back, but we are testing to see that the vowels all have an even number
Dolphin: U is a vowel and will have a number on the back.
Hamster: 'if we''re testing to see if all vowels have an even number we should choose U'
Hamster: after reading these messages and thinking it through again
Hedgehog: Agreed
Zebra: Yes, and I think we need to test the 5 also, to make sure that there is not a vowel behind it
Hamster: And then I think 8 should be tested because if there is a vowel on the back it would be proven that ALL cards with vowels correlate to an even number
Hamster: if that makes sense
Hamster: '@Zebra that''s a good point'
Hedgehog: 'Do we need to test the 8? The rule doesn''t state that cards non-vowels could have an even number'
Zebra: I think the 8 could have either one behind it, because the rule is just that vowels have to match with an even number, consonants could have an even too
Hamster: U
Zebra: 'So I think flipping the 8 could show either a vowel or non-vowel and it wouldn''t prove or disprove the rule'
Zebra: 'but if 5 flipped and had a vowel, it would show that the rule isn''t true'
Zebra: 5,U
Hedgehog: '@Zebra that''s what I was thinking about flipping 8. But flipping 5 doesn''t really count because it doesn''t say uneven numbers can''t have a vowel on the other side'
Hedgehog: U
Hedgehog: Maybe we just turn the U?
Hedgehog: any thought?
Hedgehog: 'I think we''re supposed to come up with a solution we all agree on'
Hedgehog: Is anyone else still here?