gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Panda,SYSTEM,Butterfly&&W,U,8,3
Butterfly: Hi!
Panda: Hi
Butterfly: 'I think that''s the solution, what do you guys think?'
Panda: 'I don''t know how to see what you picked'
Butterfly: We can go over it, one card at a time if you guys want
Butterfly: Does everyone have W,U,8,3
Panda: Yeah that works
Butterfly: Those are my cards
Panda: Yes, those are the same for me
Panda: Did you flip W?
Butterfly: I picked U and 8
Butterfly: I discarded W because W is not a vowel
Butterfly: and discarded 3 because 3 is not an even number
Panda: I also did not pick W
Panda: I did not pick 8, because if the other side is a vowel then it confirms the rule and if it is not a vowel, it does not contradict the rule
Panda: It does not say that all cards with an even number have to have a vowel
Butterfly: 'We''re selecting cards to turn to test the rule, right?'
Panda: Yes
Butterfly: So I think we need to turn U to test the rule
Butterfly: same with 3
Butterfly: sorry, same with 8
Panda: I selected U and 3. We definitely need to turn U to see if the other side is even or odd.
Butterfly: but why 3?
Butterfly: 3 is an odd number
Panda: For 3, we need to know if the other side is a vowel or not. If it is a vowel, then the rule fails
Butterfly: we know the rule fails already because 3 is not an even number
Panda: 'Is your rule ''All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other.'''
Butterfly: yes, and since 3 is an odd number, that card fails the rule, right?
Panda: It could be a consonant on the other sided
Panda: 'If it''s a consonant it doesn''t fail'
Panda: *side
Butterfly: it does because 3 is odd
Butterfly: the rule says the number must be even
Panda: If the other side is a vowel, then the number must be even. If the other side is a consonant, then the number can be even or odd
Panda: 'We don''t know if it is a vowel or not. If it is a vowel, it fails. If it is a consonant, it passes'
Panda: Does that make sense?
Panda: Are you still there"