gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: SYSTEM,Hedgehog,Kiwi,Falcon&&E,5,8,G
Hedgehog: Hey! What did we choose? I went with the E card and the 5.
Kiwi: 'I think the Vowel (E) is the only one you don''t have to flip over to test the tule.'
Hedgehog: What if the 5 has a vowl on the other side? That would break the rule.
Falcon: I went with the 8 and E card. I am not sure which one is right lol
Hedgehog: 'My thought was the 8 wouldn''t matter--since the rule is that all vowels have even numbers with them. Not that all even numbers have vowels.'
Falcon: 'Wouldn''t you need to test the 8 to make sure the rule is right though? My thought was flip that one over to see if it does have a vowel on the other side. If it does then the rule would be right?'
Kiwi: I agree with Falcon
Falcon: I had the same thought process with the E. If there is an even number on the other side then that would also prove the rule to be right
Hedgehog: 'but the rule doesn''t say "all cards with even numbers on one side have vowels on the other"'
Hedgehog: an even number might go with both vowels and constants, while vowels only go with even numbers
Falcon: oh good jpoint Hedgehog! maybe we are only supposed to flip the 8?
Falcon: point*
Hedgehog: the rule is also that "All cards with vowels" not just one or two---which means if the 5 has a vowel, the rule is broken
Hedgehog: right?
Falcon: Yes another good point. Honestly at this point I feel like you need to flip all of them to be sure the rule is right..
Falcon: It would be the only for sure way to know every single card follow the rule?
Hedgehog: 'Maybe...but the G has a number on the otherside. We know that. And we know constants don''t matter.'
Hedgehog: and the 8 has a letter, since all "4 cards below has a letter on one side and a number on the other"
Hedgehog: 'but if it''s a vowel on the other side of the 8 we follow the rule, and if it''s a constant we don''t break the rule'
Falcon: Would we not break the rule because we know it at least has an 8 on one side?
Kiwi: Turning every single card seems like the only surefire way
Falcon: G,8
Hedgehog: vowels must have even numbers
Hedgehog: constants can also have even numbers though
Hedgehog: E,5
Falcon: Yes, you are making very good points. Are you thinking we flip the 8, E, and 5?
Falcon: No wait sorry that wouldnt make sense. I mean the E and 5
Falcon: I am sorry
Falcon: E,5
Kiwi: G,5,8
Falcon: G,5
Falcon: G,5,8
Falcon: E,8