gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Cat,Lobster,SYSTEM&&5,J,E,4
Lobster: Hi team
Lobster: I think the cards that need to be turned are "4" and "E"
Lobster: E,4
Cat: I selected all 4 cards.  I do not think there is enough information to confirm this vauge "rule" without doing this.
Cat: I think the rule is trying to trick people into just selecting the "4" and "E" cards
Lobster: 'I started with all 4 selected, but the rule doesn''t seem to apply to "5" and "J".'
Cat: But "5" and "j" may very well have a vowel and even number on their other sides, respectively.
Lobster: 'True, but the rule isn''t ONLY "cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other."'
Lobster: 'You know what, I think you''re right.'
Cat: Does Guinea pig have an opinion?  we still have 3 minutes or so
Lobster: 'Based on the rule, it''s okay if 5 has a vowel on the other side.'
Lobster: 'It''s also okay if J has an even number on  the other side.'
Lobster: For the rule to be true, 4 MUST have a vowel on the other side AND E must have an even number on the other side.
Cat: I am willing to select just 4 and e, but I was worried when it was stated "most people get this task wrong", so I figured it was intended to be misleading
Lobster: Guinea Pig left the room.
Cat: 4 and e then?  1 minute left
Lobster: Yes.
Cat: E,4