gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Puffin,Butterfly,Leopard,SYSTEM,Bat,Raven&&5,Q,A,4
Leopard: what do you guys think?
Puffin: i chose the card with 5 on it
Puffin: but not sure
Raven: I think you have to at least select either the card with the letter A or card 4.
Butterfly: You have to at least select the 4
Puffin: can you explain why?
Bat: 'I''m a little confused lol'
Leopard: i chose the a and 4
Leopard: 'but i think it''s a and 5 now'
Butterfly: it says the vowels have an even on the other side, so to test it you flip the even number
Leopard: 'but there''s no rule stating that a consonant can''t also have an even number on the other side'
Puffin: 'i think it''s probably A'
Butterfly: thats true I guess lol
Puffin: because it would have to have an even number to be true
Leopard: i think you need to check the 5 too
Raven: 'That''s true, but you need to prove that cards with vowels have an even number. So at least A has to be flipped'
Leopard: i agree with a
Leopard: and 5
Bat: A would fall into that category. and the 5
Puffin: 'well even if the 5 has a vowel it doesn''t make the rule false'
Leopard: yes it does
Butterfly: if the even HAS to have a vowel then we dont have to check it I guess
Bat: So what is everyone choosing?
Puffin: 'it doesn''t say it has to'
Leopard: 'i''m choosing A and 5'
Puffin: 'we don''t know if the rule is true'
Leopard: 'we''re testing the rule'
Leopard: if 5 has a vowel on the other side then the rule is not true
Puffin: so A and 4
Puffin: i mean 5
Leopard: a and 5
Bat: A & 5 for me too.
Leopard: yeah
Raven: I think A and 5 makes sense, that way you test the possibility that cards with vowels might have an odd number.
Raven: 5,A
Bat: Exactly
Leopard: 'is there any reason that we would need to test 4 that y''all can think of?'
Puffin: i dont think so
Bat: 'I don''t think so'
Leopard: cool. sounds good
Puffin: okay
Leopard: 5,A
Puffin: 5,A