gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Butterfly,Zebra,Hamster,SYSTEM,Guinea pig&&U,9,C,4
Zebra: U,9
Hamster: I only turned the "U" card because it is the only vowel showing.
Butterfly: I did the same
Butterfly: Does anyone else else think the same?
Hamster: Guinea Pig and Zebra, what were your choices?
Guinea pig: I would like to see the reverse of the U and the reverse of the 4 to see if all cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other.
Butterfly: OH thats brilliant
Butterfly: I like Guinea Pigs idea
Hamster: 'I don''t think we need to see the 4, because the task does not say that all even numbers have vowels on the other side, just that all vowels have even numbers on the other side.'
Guinea pig: That is why we need to see the reverse of the 4, to see if there is a vowel.
Butterfly: 'I''ve got to say I really like guinea pigs idea so im going with that too'
Butterfly: U and the 4 for me
Hamster: 'It doesn''t matter if there is a vowel on the other side. The task does not say that all even numbers have vowels on the other side. There could easily be a consonant on the other side of the 4. The task says only that a vowel will always have an even number.'
Hamster: 'It doeasn''t say that an even number will always have a vowel.'
Guinea pig: 'Hamster is argumentative but he could seriously be correct. Turn over the U. That''s my vote, too.'
Hamster: Thoughts?
Hamster: Zebra? What do you think?
Guinea pig: Zebra is hiding behind the fence.
Hamster: 'I''m ready to submit just the U. Anyone else?'
Guinea pig: U U U, U U U.
Hamster: Butterfly?
Guinea pig: Butterfly flew off.
Hamster: 'I''m submitting'
Guinea pig: me, too.