gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Unicorn,Bee,SYSTEM,Duck,Chipmunk,Alpaca&&3,U,2,V
Alpaca: Hello everyone, I think the solution is U and 3.  What do you guys think?
Chipmunk: 'there''s one vowel and one odd number, those are the two to flip to confirm'
Unicorn: I BELIEVE I HAVE THE CORRECT SOLOUTION.
Bee: I thought it was best to check all the cards since some showed vowels and others consonants and numbers. What did everyone else do?
Duck: 'I think it''s U too.'
Unicorn: u AND 2 FOLLOW THE RULE
Chipmunk: U and 3
Alpaca: Yes, it is U and 3
Bee: 'Well U and 2 should follow the rule, but we don''t know unless or until the other side is checked.'
Unicorn: 3 IS NOT AN EVEN NUMBER, IT IS ODD
Alpaca: '2 doesn''t follow the rule, because the rule DOES NOT state that a constant can not be an even number'
Bee: 'I''m aware 3 is odd, but if vowels have even numbers on the other side, you''d have to check 2 too.'
Chipmunk: in theory there could be a consenent behind 2, but to check the statement, 3 needs to flip to confirm
Alpaca: @ Unicorn, EXACTLY.  Which is why if you turn over the 3 card and you get a vowel, it violates the rule, which is why you have to turn it over
Chipmunk: 'it''s definitely U and 3'
Chipmunk: everyone agree?
Bee: 2 would be included too, since the rule is all cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other, so 2 is even, so it should have a vowel on it too
Bee: so maybe U 2 and 3?
Duck: 'I still think it''s U'
Unicorn: All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other.
Alpaca: I agree with chipmunk U and 3
Bee: I still say 2 too. in addition to u and 3.
Unicorn: 2 WOULD HAVE TO HAVE A VOWEL IT IS AN EVEN NUMBER
Chipmunk: 'you don''t need 2 because it only mentions vowels, it makes hard rule against consenents'
Alpaca: @ Unicorn and Bee
Duck: Maybe its U and 2 then
Bee: 'it should have a vowel, but we don''t know unless we check'
Chipmunk: makes* no hard rule against consenent
Alpaca: Read the rules, constants can be an even card
Alpaca: Exactly, Chipmunk gets it
Bee: but since 2 is even, it should have a vowel on the other side
Bee: so we should check it
Alpaca: @ Bee, NO
Unicorn: AGREE BEE
Chipmunk: 'we doen''t need to know what 2 has'
Alpaca: This is the only rule:  All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other.
Chipmunk: 2 could be either a vowel or consenant
Bee: the rule is even number on one side, vowel on the other. so to check the rule, check the 2
Alpaca: No, a constant can have an even number too!
Chipmunk: 'you''re wrong if you check the 2'
Chipmunk: 'it''s only U and 3'
Chipmunk: they prove the rule out of the 4 cards shown
Bee: so would 2
Bee: since it is an even number
Alpaca: The rule DOES NOT say that a constant has to be even or odd!
Chipmunk: BEE, consenants can have eve or odd numbers,
Bee: 'if there are two sides to a card, and if one side has a vowel, there''s an even number on the side, then 2 should be checked. it''s an even number.'
Unicorn: WE ARE MERELY CHECKING THE RULE OF WHAT IS GIVEN PROVES THE RULE. 3 WILL NOT PROVE THE RULE BECAUSE IT IS NOT EVEN..
Bee: It would make a stronger test to prove the rule to include the 3 (u, 2,3) than just u and 3
Chipmunk: 'bee, it''s a trick, you only go by the rule as stated, think critically'
Bee: So what do you say to check Unicorn?
Alpaca: 'you only need to turn over U and 3, chipmunk gets it, you guys don''t'
Chipmunk: it says ONLY
Chipmunk: '2 doesn''t need to be included'
Alpaca: we are trying to explain it to you
Bee: unicorn just said not 3
Chipmunk: the correct answer is U and 3
Unicorn: GOT IT THANKS CHIPMUNK
Alpaca: You have to include 3 because if you turn it over and get a vowel, it will disprove the rule, so you need to see that
Bee: 'I still think 2 - since it says most people get the task wrong. but if we have to agree I''ll just do u and 3'
Alpaca: @ Bee, and Unicorn, what does the rule say about consentants?
Bee: Is everyone putting u and 3?
Bee: 'It doesn''t say anything about consonants, only vowels.'
Alpaca: @ EXACTLY!!!!!!!
Chipmunk: 'bee, read the statement, it doesn''t mention any rule about consenants, so there could be either a vowel or consenant'
Alpaca: WHICH MEANS A CONSTANT CAN HAVE AN EVEN NUMBER ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CARD!
Chipmunk: 'if you flip the 2 and see a consenant it doesn''t mean the statemet is false'
Chipmunk: gg, wp Alpaca
Bee: If one side of a vowel is even, then the other side should be vowel
Bee: even*
Alpaca: @ Bee, NOPE
Bee: anyway, everyone for u and 3?
Bee: Look at where most people get it wrong - think differently
Bee: 'but time''s up, so I''ll do what people agree to'
Bee: u and 3
Alpaca: it is U and 3
Bee: 3,U,2,V
Bee: final decision submitted?
Bee: everyone?
Alpaca: yes U and 3
Bee: ok submitting
Chipmunk: 3,U
Bee: 3,U
Duck: 2
Unicorn: U,2
Duck: U,2