gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Butterfly,Emu,SYSTEM,Cat,Hamster&&R,U,7,2
Cat: 'We need to check that U has an even number on the other side, because it''s a vowel'
Emu: I thought the same thing
Cat: 'And we need to check that 7 DOESN''T have a vowel on the other side, because it''s not an even number'
Emu: good idea
Hamster: I think the only card we need to check is U
Cat: 'But what if there''s a vowel on the other side of the 7 card?'
Cat: Then the rule is broken
Hamster: 'You''re right, I agree'
Emu: The number would be even then, right?
Hamster: U and 7
Emu: And 7 is odd
Butterfly: i think we need to choose U to see if the other side is a even number, and 2 to see if the other side is a vowel
Cat: 'Right, so if the 7 card has a vowel on the other side, it doesn''t match the rule'
Cat: 'But the rule doesn''t say that consonants CAN''T have a vowel on the other side'
Hamster: 'I don''t think we need to check 2'
Cat: The 2 would fit the rule whether it had a vowel or a consonant on the other side
Emu: Hmm, that is true
Emu: I agree, we should check U and 7
Cat: Cool, sounds like a plan
Hamster: So everyone agrees: U and 7?
Cat: Yep
Butterfly: but we are testing for even numbers not odd
Cat: The rule says that every card with a vowel on one side needs an even number on the other side
Cat: 'We don''t know if the 7 card has a vowel on the other side'
Cat: If it does, it breaks the rule, so we need to check
Butterfly: *thinks*
Emu: But cat made a good point, the rule doesnt say that ONLY vowels have an even number
Butterfly: i agree U and 2
Emu: 'I think it''s U and 7'
Butterfly: u and 7 i mean
Cat: Wait, Hamster said U and 7
Cat: Oh, cool
Emu: Got it :)
Cat: Are we ready to hit Final Decision?
Butterfly: i am in agreement
Butterfly: all agree?
Emu: Yes
Cat: Awesome
Butterfly: good work team
Emu: Thanks everyone
Emu: U,7