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If man walks up to you and says:"Everything I tell you is a lie." How do you know if he is telling the truth?</font>[/QUOTE]Get someone else to ask him questions. [img]smile.gif[/img] |
Okay, an old one, but recent enough I can remember it.
You're adventuring and come to a room with two doors. Each is guarded by a demon. A placard on the wall explains that one demon always lies, and one always tells the truth. It also states that behind one door lies safety, while behind the other door lies certain death. You may pick one door only, for once you've picked it, the other is permanently locked for you. In your travels, you have come across one single solitary demon questioning gem, which you can now use. But you only have one... so how can you ask one question of only one demon and get the door to safety? |
Ask one "Are you in there?" and wait for an answer. I don't know. I hate these rhetorical-type questions.
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hmmm methinks they should make a riddle RPG [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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Ask one of the demons "What did you say to the last adventurer that asked which door was safe to enter?"
The lying demon will have lied to the adventurer, and will lie about that, therefore telling you the correct door The truthful demon will tell you the truth about telling the adventurer the correct door, and will therefore also tell you the correct door. |
I had a case like this-turned out to be a paradox lol!
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Sorry, Andrewas. You're close, but...
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