gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Butterfly,Ox,Llama,Panda,SYSTEM&&G,8,A,3
Butterfly: I only selected cards that had an even number or a vowel to verify the rule.
Panda: must choose the card with vowel to disprove rule
Panda: and conversely must choose card with ODD number to disprove rule
Ox: The only card necessary to flip is the one with the A on it.  The rule only suggests that vowels must have even numbers behind them, not that even numbers must have vowels behind them.
Ox: so there is no reason to check the 8.
Llama: I think we need to choose odd number
Butterfly: 'wouldn''t you also choose the card with the even number to verify that it has a vowel on the other side of the card?'
Panda: but you must choose the 3 to see if there is a consonant or vowel on the other side
Ox: The rules does not suggest even numbers can only have vowels behind them.
Ox: only that vowels have even numbers behind them
Butterfly: maybe we should choose all cards
Panda: must choose vowel to see if the rule is true.
Panda: must choose an ODD number to see if the rule is true.
Ox: i can see where choosing 3 is also appropriate, to see if a vowel is behind that.
Ox: to attempt to disprove it
Panda: right. think about it.
Llama: must choose that has odd number in it
Butterfly: must choose cards that display vowel and cards that display even number
Llama: 8 has vowels in it
Panda: ur off the subject.
Ox: 'no, any letter can be behind 8 because there''s no rule for 8 that must be true.'
Ox: remember that only vowels must have even numbers.  that means that consonants can have even or odd numbers.
Butterfly: the word eight has vowels but i think the rule is referring to individual letters on one side of a card
Ox: 'so it''s ok if its a vowel or consonant behind 8, it wont prove anything.'
Llama: 8 is even number and  behind it is vowels
Panda: so choose A and 3 to prove something
Ox: A and 3 should be correct.
Butterfly: the rule does not say tht cards without vowels on one side have an even number on the other. So, cards without vowels could have an even number on the other side
Panda: 'A and 3 provide proof. the others don''t. try it and see.'
Llama: i think is G is correct chose
Ox: 'G is not a vowel, there''s nothing to prove with G.'
Panda: 'if you flip the G it doesn''t matter what is on the other side. it proves nothing.'
Ox: 'it doesn''t matter if an even or odd number is behind G, it doesn''t let us check the rule.'
Butterfly: so, choose A and 3
Llama: G,3
Panda: A and 3
Butterfly: not G and 8
Ox: well good luck everyone.
Butterfly: i will choose A and 3, but not G and 8
Ox: A and 3 only.
Butterfly: correct, good luck as well
Llama: 8,A
Llama: good luck