gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Puffin,Panda,SYSTEM,Bat,Falcon&&G,6,A,3
Bat: This is the right answer
Puffin: hi from NC!
Bat: Need to flip "G" and "3"
Puffin: Yes A is the right answer
Panda: 'I don''t think we need to because it doesn''t explicitly say that G can''t have an even number.'
Falcon: To verify the rule, we have to check A and 6.
Falcon: actually, my bad. Just A.
Panda: 3,A,6
Puffin: agree with The Falcon Hunter
Bat: Ok, turn "A" and "6"
Bat: 6,A
Falcon: Just A, I think actually. The rule pertains to vowels only.
Panda: Well if 3 has a vowel on the other side then then it changes the rule
Falcon: Good point Panda
Falcon: 3,A
Puffin: same with G
Panda: 'Yes, but the rule doesn''t say G can''t be even though'
Falcon: 'G wouldn''t matter, I don''t think.'
Panda: 'It is only saying that''s the case about vowels'
Panda: 'it never says G can''t be even'
Falcon: Exactly, Panda
Bat: I think we have to flip all cards, right?
Falcon: 'I think it''s A and 3'
Panda: 'We have to flip 3 because it could be a vowel and we need to verify it isn''t to ensure the rule is correct'
Bat: If card "G" has an "E or I" then the rule is wrong, right?
Panda: 'To that same end, we need to flip A because it is a vowel. As far as 6 we don''t need to flip it now that I think about it'
Bat: So "G" 3 A
Panda: 'Because its saying that vowels have even numbers, but it doesn''t say none vowels don''t'
Bat: 'I don''t think 6 either.'
Puffin: Just A, my vote
Falcon: 'right, because 6 could have a consonant behind it and that''s fine.'
Panda: 'So flipping 6 doesn''t matter'
Puffin: right
Bat: A could have a 3 behind it
Falcon: I still say A and 3.
Bat: 3 could have an I
Panda: I would say 3 and A
Panda: because if 3 has a vowel
Bat: And if G has a vowel behind it, then rule is broken.
Panda: we know the rule is wrong
Panda: so we have to flip 3 to verify the rule
Falcon: 'I''m going with A and 3.'
Panda: I say 3 and A
Bat: Ok, A and 3
Bat: 3,A