gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Koala,Bee,SYSTEM,Duck,Falcon,Hamster&&E,4,3,D
Hamster: E,3
Bee: Hello, what do you guys think should be the cards to pick?
Duck: just flipping the vowels and the even numbers
Hamster: Hi, I believe you need E and 3.
Bee: Why do you think 3?
Hamster: 'If 3 has a vowel on the other side, the rule doesn''t work.'
Bee: 'Wouldn''t that apply to D?'
Duck: i think u flip the E to see if its even on the other side, and u flip the 4 to see if its a vowel on the other side
Koala: I choose to turn over the card with a 4 on it as it is the only even number and if this card does not have a vowel on it, the rule would fall apart
Falcon: I tihnk you need to select E and 4.
Duck: the D and 3 are irrelevant i think
Bee: if d and 3 dont follow the rule we wouldnt know then
Falcon: the Rule is All cards with Vowels have an even number on the other
Duck: D and 3 are irrelevant to the rule
Falcon: 'in order to verify that you need to flip the E to see if the number ont he back is even and flip the 4 to see if there''s a vowel on the back'
Duck: only cards with vowels and even numbers are relevant
Hamster: If 3 has a vowel, it makes the rule wrong.
Bee: Would you be able to flip all of them?
Duck: theres no rule that odd numbers cant have vowels
Koala: I agrre D and # are not relevant if we are to test even numbers and vowels
Duck: the rule isnt mutually exclusive
Hamster: 'You don''t have to flip 4. The rule doesn''t say that cards with consonnant cannot have an even number.'
Koala: d and3*
Bee: Okay so D doesnt matter then
Hamster: I agree with Koala. D and 3.
Hamster: Sorry, E and 3.
Falcon: then its only E to flip
Duck: no u flip E and 4
Bee: I could see how 3 would work
Duck: oh
Duck: i see that u can be even and consonant
Duck: flip only E
Koala: it makes sense but we are not looking outside the scope
Bee: Are we just ovetthinking it? Duck could be right if only flipping D
Koala: These logic games are usually very straight forward
Bee: or sorry E
Hamster: Can we all agree on E for a start? Say E
Duck: yes flip E
Koala: I choose to flip 4 originally. What did you all choose
Falcon: my assumption was if the vowels have even numbers on the back then even numbers have vowels on the back
Hamster: 'It doesn''t say Even numbers are only for vowels, though.'
Falcon: but the 2nd part was the assumption and only E applies.
Duck: there is no rule that even numbers cannot have consonants, and consonants and odd numbers are irrelevant. so to test it, we just flip the E
Koala: the rule only applied to ALL VOWELS not all even numbers
Falcon: yep only E
Duck: i agree with Falcon
Hamster: We have to flip 3, because we need to see if 3 has a vowel.
Duck: you dont have to flip 3 bruh
Hamster: 'If 3 has a vowel, the rule doesn''t work.'
Falcon: 3 isnt relevant
Koala: We need a consensus
Bee: I think E is definitely it
Falcon: Its just E in my opinion
Duck: its just E
Hamster: How do we need a consensus?
Duck: im submitting!
Bee: Im gonna do E
Falcon: same
Koala: the goal was to work together
Koala: but i guess not
Hamster: I put E and 3, good luck :)
Koala: same
Hamster: That was fun, bye!
Falcon: validate why you think 3?
Hamster: We need to check if 3 has a vowel.
Bee: I could see that too
Hamster: If so, not all vowels have an even number.
Koala: 4
Bee: to check that all the vowels have an odd number
Falcon: the only yule to test is that vowels have an evenn umber
Bee: E,3
Hamster: If all vowels have an even number, that necessarily means that no odd number has a vowel.
Falcon: ah I see where Hamster is coming from
Falcon: 'I''m leaning towards Hamster''s logic'
Hamster: Me too (lol)
Hamster: 'I''m submitting, take care all'
Falcon: or is that an assumption like the 4 having a vowel on the back?
Hamster: No because, there is no rule saying that a consonnant cannot have an even number
Hamster: So:
Hamster: Vowel = even, Consonnant = both, Even = both, Odd= only consonnant
Falcon: E,3
Hamster: 'That''s why we need to check Vowels and Odds, meaning E and 3'
Falcon: eh what the hell why not
Hamster: ;-)
Bee: K i like hamters logic