gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Cat,SYSTEM,Hamster&&W,2,7,A
Cat: hey
Hamster: 'so i''m not too good at these kinds of solving problems'
Cat: What do you think? Just flip one letter and one number to prove the rule?
Hamster: 'i said i''d flip all the cards over lol'
Cat: That works too. I am cool with that.
Cat: W,2,7,A
Hamster: 'i''m really not sure though'
Hamster: at first i thought just the 2 and the A
Hamster: but then I wondered if the other two might break the rule
Cat: 'True. I''m just gonna go with all 4.'
Cat: After reading again you may be right with the 2 and A
Hamster: 'i''m really trying to consider if you could not turn all the cards over and know that the rule is true'
Hamster: 'but I can''t see how you could verify without turning them all over'
Cat: 'I guess we don''t really need to verify if odd numbers or consenants match the rule at all'
Hamster: Oh
Hamster: wait
Hamster: 'maybe it''s just card A'
Hamster: dont even need to turn over 2
Cat: 'I think you''re right. It''s either just A or A and 2.'
Hamster: 'we''re only concerned with cards with vowels on one side'
Hamster: 'and that''s only A'
Cat: 2 is even though so flipping it to confirm a vowel on the other side would help prove the rule
Hamster: true but we dont need it because it might adhere to another rule that we dont know about
Hamster: like "some cards with consonants have an even number on the other side"
Cat: 'yeah so I''m good with just choosing A'
Hamster: so am i
Cat: cool, thanks. have a good day
Hamster: you too