gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Ox,Kiwi,SYSTEM,Bat,Hamster&&5,2,A,K
Kiwi: 'Hi! I believe the solution is to check the ''5'' and the ''A'' cards.'
Bat: Correct option
Ox: Why not jut the A card?
Kiwi: 'We must confirm the ''5'' isn''t opposite of a vowel and that the ''A'' has an even number on its opposite side.'
Ox: makes sense
Ox: Do we all agree?
Kiwi: I agree, obviously.
Ox: Anyone has a different point of view?
Bat: I agree, obviously.
Hamster: Does that mean that cards with an even number necessarily have a vowel on the other side? All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other...but do all cards with even numbers have a vowel on the other?
Bat: No @Ox
Kiwi: '@Hamster The logic does not go both ways. We don''t have to care what is opposite the ''2'' since it''s fine being a consonant then.'
Hamster: Why would we check the 5 card then?
Kiwi: Locking in 5 and A.
Ox: 5,A
Kiwi: @Hamster Need to confirm a vowel is not behind the 5
Ox: good luck
Hamster: I locked in both 5 and A.
Bat: I locked in both 2 and A