gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Cat,SYSTEM,Alpaca,Leopard&&E,2,7,C
Leopard: hi everyone!
Leopard: what cards are you looking at? I am curious if we are all looking at the same thing.
Alpaca: E,C
Cat: Hello.  I selected card E and 2.  If the other side of the E card has an even number on it and the other side of the 2 card has a vowel, then that should satisfy the rule.
Alpaca: CE72
Alpaca: E,2,C
Leopard: 'ok great - i''m also looking at CE72'
Cat: I am as well.
Alpaca: I selected E and 2 also
Alpaca: 'Since they''re the vowel and even number, you don''t need the others.'
Leopard: So the question is whether a card with a consistent can have a even number
Leopard: 'it says that all cards with vowels on one side have an even number, but it''s not necessarily true that all even numbers have vowels'
Leopard: so in theory, C could also potentially have an even number
Alpaca: The only thing I could say is, if the other two cards have vowels on the opposite side then that could break the rule, yeah.
Alpaca: If we went by that we would have to turn all the cards right?
Leopard: and if we are only trying to check the cards if they break the rules, we need to turn E72
Alpaca: Well, the C card could have a vowel on the other side.
Leopard: 'i''m pretty sure it has to have a number'
Alpaca: Does it?
Alpaca: Ah
Cat: 'The rule focuses on vowels though.  If C has an even number on the other side, it wouldn''t break or support the rule.'
Alpaca: 'You''re right.'
Alpaca: Yeah, so I guess C is not necessary.
Leopard: 'that''s what I''m thinking'
Alpaca: So that leaves E-7-2
Leopard: 'that''s what I''m going to revise my solution to'
Cat: Yeah, I see that we need 7 now.
Alpaca: Actually I just thought about something.
Alpaca: 'If the 2 card had a vowel or not a vowel it wouldn''t matter right?'
Leopard: oh
Alpaca: Because if it has a vowel we already know it is an even number.
Alpaca: 'And it doesn''t matter if it''s not a vowel.'
Alpaca: 'So we don''t even need to turn over the 2.'
Leopard: that is true
Alpaca: So I would say we only HAVE to turn E and 7.
Cat: 'I think we would still need to turn it over to test the rule.  If you turn 2 over and it doesn''t have a vowel, than the rule is not right.'
Alpaca: 'Nah, because it doesn''t say cards with even numbers have to have vowels.'
Alpaca: It only says cards with vowels have even numbers.
Leopard: Yeah - I agree with @Alpaca
Alpaca: That makes sense right?
Cat: True.
Alpaca: Are we all agreed then?
Cat: I am going with E-7.
Leopard: I just revised my guess to E-7
Alpaca: 'Sounds good. I''m doing the same.'