gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Hedgehog,Leopard,Lion,Lobster,SYSTEM,Bat&&3,P,E,4
Lobster: hey
Lion: 'hey, how''s it going?'
Bat: chillin
Lobster: 'it''s going'
Leopard: if there is a vowel on the back of the odd number it would violate the rule. the same if we turn the vowel over and find an odd number. the rest tells us nothing
Hedgehog: Hello, P and 3 are the cards to hit
Leopard: no, we know nothing about consonants. they may either have an even or an odd and it would not violate the rule
Leopard: I agree about the 3 though
Lion: yeah, the 3 is absolutely important
Hedgehog: We are only unsure about the P andd 3
Lion: because we need to see if an odd number has a vowel on the other side
Bat: 'I don''t get it, what information should i share with y''all'
Lobster: yea
Lion: 'the p isn''t needed. it''s a consonant so it''s irrelevant completely'
Lion: 3,E,4
Lobster: so 3 and 4?
Leopard: no, we don;t know what is on the or side of any of them, but the P tells us nothing about vowels. The rule only tells us what happens to all vowels
Lion: 'if E and 4 have an even number and consonate, respectively, we still don''t have confirmation of the rule - there may be exceptions to it - so we need a larger sample size offered by the 3 card'
Lion: and vowel*
Leopard: the 4 doesn;t help us because if it has a consonant on it, it tells us nothing about the rule. the rule does not say anything about ALL evenss but only ALL vowels
Hedgehog: The rule verifies two of the cards
Leopard: We are to TEST the rule, nit assume it
Leopard: *not
Bat: I read it again, I kinda get it now
Leopard: we only need to flip the E and the 3
Lion: so just the 3 and the E then?
Lion: okay, I can buy into that
Lobster: seems like it
Lion: 3,E
Bat: I think so too
Hedgehog: I think the P and the 3
Bat: 3,E
Leopard: no matter what the P had on the other side, it will tell us nothing about vowels. the rule was only about ALL vowels
Lion: yeah, I agree with leopard
Lion: 3 and E only
Leopard: it dos not say all EVENS have a vowels only that all vowels have ab even
Lobster: 3 and e then
Lobster: 3,E
Hedgehog: What will our decision be?
Leopard: we all agree on E and 3. What do you think Hedgehog?
Leopard: Do you agree or do you see something worng with my reasoning?
Hedgehog: I prefer P and 3
Leopard: what will the P tell us?
Hedgehog: We are sure of E and 4
Hedgehog: 'We don''t know about 3 and P'
Leopard: we aren;t sure of anything. we are TESTING the rule not ssuming it is already valid
Hedgehog: All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other.
Leopard: that is what we need to test
Hedgehog: 'That''s the rule'
Leopard: we need to flip cards to try and see if that rule is true or not. We don;t know/
Leopard: if we flip the 3 and see a cononant, we then know the ruel is wrong, so we want to flip the 3
Leopard: same with the E, if it has an even , we know the rule is correct; if it has an odd we know the rule is wrong
Leopard: flipping the oither 2 will tell us nothing about whether the rule is valid
Leopard: we are looking for possible violations of the rule. they could only potentially occur behind the 3 or the E
Hedgehog: Can we choose now?  I am sticking to my idea
Leopard: ok. I was just trying to help you out.
Hedgehog: okay
Hedgehog: Are we submitting?
Leopard: yes, everyone else already left it looks like
Hedgehog: 3,P