gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Zebra,SYSTEM,Hedgehog,Kiwi&&A,2,7,Z
Hedgehog: 'To test the rule we need to look at the 7 and the A, that''s all.'
Zebra: 'Hi! I selected the "2" and the "A'''
Zebra: Why the 7?
Kiwi: Hello, I selected all the cards. I thought that was the best way to test the rule.
Hedgehog: 'If we flip the 2, there could be a vowel, or a consonant, so it doesn''t matter, and the Z is irrelevant because it''s a consonant and we only care about vowels.'
Hedgehog: 'If there''s a vowel on the other side of the 7, we know that the rule is false.'
Hedgehog: 'If there''s an odd number on the other side of the A, the rule is false.'
Kiwi: Thank you hedgehog, that makes sense about the Z.
Zebra: We care about even numbers as well, no?
Hedgehog: 'Not the 2, because if there''s a consonant on the other side it doesn''t test the rule.'
Zebra: 'I''ll go with that!'
Hedgehog: And it could be a vowel, or an consonant.
Hedgehog: So we agreed on 7 & A?
Kiwi: Do you think 7 & A?
Hedgehog: 'I''m certain.'
Hedgehog: 'I''ve done this problem beffore, many times :/'
Kiwi: You are all much smarter than me. Thank you for the help.
Hedgehog: Nice talking to you guys.
Kiwi: Why did we not need to select the 2?
Hedgehog: 'We don''t need the 2 because it might be a vowel, or a consonant'
Zebra: A should be enough to test  the rule, yes?
Hedgehog: Yeah A is sufficient.
Kiwi: Thank you.
Zebra: 'I didn''t even think about testing a consonant or odd number. Thank you, hedgehog!'
Kiwi: 'Why don''t we need the 7?'
Hedgehog: 'Think of it this way, if it''s an A, it doesn''t tell us that A can''t have an odd number also.'
Zebra: Cheers!
Hedgehog: It just tells us it *can* have an even number, we needed the odd number to negate that.
Hedgehog: Cheers!
Kiwi: 7,A