gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: SYSTEM,Koala,Ox&&U,8,J,9
Ox: Hi!
Koala: I have selected 8 and 9. I think 8 has to be selected along with any other card
Ox: I chose 8 as well and was still unsure as to the other card, but am sure it needs at least one more.
Ox: It is probably not the obvious seeming 8 and U.
Koala: I think 8 and U would work also
Ox: Anyone else with ideas? I am not so good at these types of logic puzzles. I will go with 8 and 9 if everyone agrees.
Ox: Turning over 8 and U would certainly test the rule. But if 9 has a vowel that would invalidate the rule.
Ox: Maybe 9 is necessary.
Ox: U and 9 are necessary I think.
Koala: I think the minimum number to verify would be a definite vowel and a definite consonant. Seeing as we only have one definite option to test the vowel element, we have to include 8.
Koala: but then if 8 is a consonant the rule is proved incorrect
Ox: 'The rule says cards with vowels have an even number, it doesn''t say consonants can''t have an even number on one side.'
Koala: excellent observation
Koala: we need to flip 8 and 9.
Koala: :-)
Koala: shall we go for 8 and 9
Ox: mayyyybee... I still think U too maybe, but 3 cards seems excessive.
Koala: yeah. you have actually made me think 8 and 9 is correct
Ox: 8 and 9, ok
Koala: 'cool let''s do it'
Koala: 8,9
Ox: U,9