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Originally Posted by Stray_Bullet
If honest and the path leads to truth the man would say "no"
If honest and the path leads to false the man would say "yes"
If a liar and the path leads to truth the man would say "no"
If a liar and the path leads to false the man would say "yes"
but while you are correct, I forgot a very important detail that set this apart from the labyrinth  .
The ammendment to the riddle is as follows:
Suppose neither of the two villages know of the other's existance nor their abilities to tell truth or not.
You gain credit for giving an answer to the original question. However, I did indeed leave a part out. Mah bad, |
"What would you answer if I asked you what way the City of Truth is?"
If he lies, it will be a double lie, thus telling the truth.
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Originally Posted by Typh01d
"A man and his son are driving in a car, They get into a fatal accident, the man dies, and the boy is hospitalized.
When rushed in, the nurse says to the doctor "Doctor, this boy was in a serious car accident, and needs to be operated on right away."
The Doctor says "I can't operate on him, He is my son."
How is this possible?
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The docter is A WOMAN. The mother of te boy.
I've heard it before, probably here.
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Originally Posted by Typhoid
"I have no legs, Yet I can run, What Am I?"
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Or time. "Time's running up!"
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Originally Posted by Kyuzo
What would be the next sequence of numbers:
11
21
1211
11221
212211
12112221
1112213211
312211131221
1311334113112211
11132123142113212221
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I've heard that little kids solve that with no problem at all. We're thinking too hard, too mathemetic perhaps.
But I don't know the answer.
It ends with 11.