Sorry for my english :) There ar
Sorry for my english :) There ar
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Sorry for my english :)
There are 2 villages.
Peoples in the village 1 always answer the truth, they can't lying.
Peoples in the village 2 always answering false stuff, they can't say something true.
You have to make a delivery to the village of the truth.
but along the way, very close to your destination across the forest, the path split in two different way.
On the ground, you can see the broken direction signs.
There's a person on his back on the grass looking at you with a smile. This person come from one village or the other village for sure. He know where is the village you looking for.
WHAT QUESTION WILL YOU ASK HIM TO GET THE RIGHT WAY TO THE VILLAGE OF THE TRUTH ?????
:)
There are 2 villages.
Peoples in the village 1 always answer the truth, they can't lying.
Peoples in the village 2 always answering false stuff, they can't say something true.
You have to make a delivery to the village of the truth.
but along the way, very close to your destination across the forest, the path split in two different way.
On the ground, you can see the broken direction signs.
There's a person on his back on the grass looking at you with a smile. This person come from one village or the other village for sure. He know where is the village you looking for.
WHAT QUESTION WILL YOU ASK HIM TO GET THE RIGHT WAY TO THE VILLAGE OF THE TRUTH ?????
:)
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You can only ask one question, and only to one of the two people.
Mike
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Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland)
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RE: Sorry for my english :) There ar
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RE: Sorry for my english :) There ar
Spoiler:
"If I were to ask you whether this path is secure, would you point this one?"
Both should answer correctly, double negation in case of liar.
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RE: Sorry for my english :) There ar
The Wikipedia article on this puzzle provides a solution, but I would hate to have to try to solve it on my own.