gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Lobster,SYSTEM,Zebra,Bee&&5,U,8,F
Zebra: So, now what? :D
Bee: 'So what is your guys'' reasoning'
Zebra: Well, I chose U and 5
Bee: okay why
Zebra: 'We don''t care about F, since it''s not a vowel'
Bee: sure
Bee: why5
Bee: I went with U and 8
Zebra: 5 because the rule is not correct if there is a wovel on the other side
Zebra: So we need to check it
Zebra: *vowel
Bee: yeah but if there is a consonant then you dont knwo if 8 has a vowel o r not
Zebra: 'We don''t care about 8, since the rule says vowel and number, not number and vowel'
Bee: it says vowels and even numbers
Lobster: 'I don''t think the sequence is relevant here'
Bee: if 8 has a consonant then we are screwed
Zebra: All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other.
Zebra: Not
Bee: but if it does then we can say yes all of the vowes have a n even nubmber
Zebra: the other way around
Lobster: why
Bee: if we choose 5 and it has a consonant we still dont know whether it is completely true
Bee: I can see where you are coming from
Bee: so you say starting from the wa things are regardless of the opposite
Zebra: Well, we test if the rule is correct by finding if there is something opposing it
Lobster: could we turn all 4 cards? :D
Bee: but wouldnt it make sense to see if all the positives are right.
Bee: hha no :D
Bee: i would think this will defeat the purpouse
Zebra: 'So, if 8 has a vowel - great. If it doesn''t - it''s not part of the ruling by default, since we''re looking for vowels with even numbers on the other side, not the other way around'
Zebra: The order is important here
Bee: 'yeah. that''s my thinking.'
Zebra: Hence, I say we check U and 5 :D
Zebra: And F F xD
Bee: kay i missunderstood
Bee: no u and 8
Lobster: ooh
Bee: because if 8 has a vowels then all vowels have an even number
Lobster: I think I got your logic finally :D
Bee: but the logic is the same
Bee: if we have a consonant on 5 that doesnt disprove the rule
Lobster: it is the same so maybe all 3?
Bee: :D
Bee: maybe
Bee: @Lobster  but that means that it can be either all letters or all numbers and one extra
Lobster: hmm
Bee: if 8 is vowel and u is even then rule is complete for this set. if 8 is vowel nd u is odd then it is not
Lobster: we are also out of time?
Lobster: can we keep going?
Bee: there is  no timer for me
Bee: ooh yeah i saw that
Bee: okay where are we deciding
Zebra: 'If 8 is a vowel, then the rule is correct, if not - we don''t care, cuz we''re looking at the vowel first - not the even number'
Lobster: I stay with 8 and u
Bee: haha me too
Bee: @Zebra  do you comply with majority
Zebra: 'I''m staying with U and 5. The way the task is worded - I beleive that''s the correct response'
Bee: the thing is that the task doesnt suggest order
Bee: it says vowel on one side and evven on the other
Bee: doesnt say top and bottom
Zebra: All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other - not - All cards with even numbers on one side have a vowel on the other.
Bee: they are equivalent no
Lobster: yea, I think the part Most people get this task wrong is just there to try and complicate this :D
Bee: yeah but what id 5 has a cnsonant that doesnt disprove that 8 might have a vowel
Zebra: No, we check the vowel first. If there is a vowel, we go for step 2of verification
Zebra: 'If it doesn''t,we skip thecard'
Bee: yeah but you dont go open other cards until it is proven, then you would open all of them
Bee: I agree with @Lobster  I think you might be overcomplicating it
Zebra: 'I still say it''s U and 5. Will we find out the correct answer after this? :D'
Bee: yeah but we still have to decide :D
Lobster: unanimously?
Zebra: Please no xD
Bee: well we can still go with our own decisions I guess and see what happens
Lobster: submitted
Bee: Agreed to proceed with what we have individually decided
Bee: same here