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Well done Desmond. An intelligent answer. We should have it framed.
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Ken Masters • October 24, 2014 1:08 PM BST
To either guard, "If I want freedom, what door will HE say I should go through?" You cannot be serious! |
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Ask either guard which door leads to freedom, then take the opposite door to the reply (i think) very confusing
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Aye, because if you ask the truthful one, that's really going to work out well.
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Re: mine, say the door to freedom is black, to death it's white, if you ask the truthful one, he'll say the lying guard will point to the white door.
If you ask the lying guard, he'll lie and say the truthful one will point to the white door. In either case, pick the black door. You're forcing each of them to include a lie in their answer, so you pick the other one. |
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Very good. Will ask the question tonight on the NAPRAC night out.
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That is the correct solution Ken. Congrats...you are free to go!
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Ken's not as dumb as he looks.
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I do look pretty dumb, tbf.
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