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"I will tell a lie" is also suitable for the 6th one, because he's neither telling the truth nor the lie, first thing that came to my head was the pinocchio paradox
What’s the Pinocchio paradox?
If Pinocchio tells people that his nose grows when he tells the truth, no one will know when he’s lying
@@connercoughran4677 ooooh
Would "I am dying" count? Technically, we are all drawing closer to death, yet we do not consider this dying. Only when our health fades do we feel that "I am dying.". It is a literal truth, but not an accepted truth (thus a lie?).
And what about "soldiers save lives.". They save the lives of their countrymen, but take the lives of their enemies."
And my favorite. "God created everything." So, did he create himself? It is impossible to know if that is a lie or a truth.
"I will tell a lie" is a true statement
The paradox would be "I am lying"
Btw, the more suitable answer for the 2nd question is the door. Cuz without it how do you get it. While window in pretty important. I have seen houses without window, but never once without door.
Bean Oak Same.
My answer was the Foundation, a house has to have one and it's not inside or out, it's under.
@@allnate77 some houses don't have foundations
Most houses have doors inside.
Don’t worry guys I’m the stupid one here, I said the house itself lol.
I think A Secret is also an answer to number 5, because it is delicate and when mentioned, the secret is no longer a secret which causes it to "break"
"I have a secret"
The secret is mentioned but not revealed
But if it's silence, you dont really have to mention it to break it, you can make any noise to break it.
What if you tell the secret to someone that is supposed to be in on it? It’s still a secret, and isn’t broken!
bro I said the McDonald’s ice cream machine 💀
And also a promise
"Every single person died. Who survived?"
Me: "The cat."
The couple😂
Wtf is married 😂😂😂
The person revived from brain death.
Lame
@@_MH_d it was the cat
"You will not shoot me" is legit answer, also.
Also, walls are not inside nor outside the house. Actually anything that is considered perimeter of the house.
doors and windows was my answer. walls have inner side and outer side.
For the last part, he could have asked a question instead or remained silent, right?
@@iranianintelligenceagency9337 but you know, if you don't answer it means you are hiding something from them. So they might just punish you anyways
@@enigmatic3194 Well, then they break the condition they made. If you say, you will not shoot me, they'll probably just say "Smart guy... let's shoot him anyways"🤷♂️
No it creates a paradox. If he get hanged, he said the truth. If he gets shot, he said a lie
Father's only sister may have another brother, whose wife is also her sister-in-law but not your mother. She would be your aunt-in-law. Her husband's sister is also her sister-in-law. 😃
I was thinking the same
Also, my father has an only sister. She's married. Her husband's sister would also be her sister-in-law. That woman would be nothing to me.
Yes true
@@purselmer5931 you could say she is your uncle's sister
@@hemalparmar1 Yeah. But that could go on and on. There's no special "title" per se, like "in-law."
There are quite a lot of answers to all of these questions. But for the last one, I think that it doesn't necessarily have to do with a "noncontradicting" statement . It could simply be phrases like "Hi. How are you doing? Who are you?" because they hold no truth/lie. It is simply a statement/question with no base.
I thought the answer was: a joke. Because that’s also neither a lie or the truth.
@@Nadia-ox1kf That also works, because jokes don’t exactly have a truth or lie value. It can be *based* on correct/incorrect things, but that does not matter because it’s apart of the joke.
@@ay3btch468 I thought silence 😅
@@subarunatsuki1902 Silence could just prolong their time until said “death.” That really depends, so I personally don’t think it’ll work.
@@ay3btch468 Yes, it depends. The question and the situation were very vaguely explained anyway. Probably to let the readers roam freely.
For number 2, my answer was "A house"
Now you might say that's stupid but hear me out, the reason why I thought that was because I'm VERY familiar with word play and the last part states that "a necessity for any home?", keyword: Home, not house, HOME, it got me wondering why the change of words
In technical terms, a home means a place where a person/people lives in, and on the other side, a house is a BUILDING where a person/people lives, yes they're synonymous but they're not technically the same
And what made me convinced that my answer was "House" is because a house is definitely a necessity for every home (but not everyone could afford it, hence why there are homeless people)
... Sorry if that doesn't make sense... I'm not really good at explaining my logic and thought process... I know that by experience
You have a logic
That's correct, actually.
we share the same brain cells
Well a home doesn't need to be a house it can be the entire Earth
well my answer for 2 is human
because we people can either be outside or inside
The prisoner didn't lie nor say truth he just kept quite
Or he should act like deaf and mute🤐
Wow
I agree
Nope he had to answer and he say "you will hang me"if they hanged hin that means he said true so they have to shoot him ,if they shoot him that means he lied so they have to hang him that will put them in dielamma so they will leave him....
@@swethakommulasiri9691 I don't understand
Door and roof can also be the answer of question 2
@@midyamadhuparna how can the main door be inside the house and tell me how can the roof be inside even if you have many floors
@@midyamadhuparna Still roofs aren't inside or outside the house either.
A House needs Love to make it a Home
It could be brick or cement also na!!
@@MithileshPerugu think about room walls
The prisoner can either keep quiet or ask a question
I was confident the answer to the last one was “nothing”, because that would actually make sense.
It's the only right answer. These are broken and just wrong.
I agree
@@BlueBearOne Thx
Hurry up guys
The timer is running:
we know that to pause the video
😂😂😂😂exactly
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Nice thinking
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Yes u can pause the video out of timer but what is the use of pausing it..
What is neither inside the house nor outside the house but is a necessity for any home?
Answer: *The house*
Correct to me
when you use 100% of your brain capacity
acceptable,.........GENIUS!!!!
Wall…or Roof..basically the house itself
Necessity for every house is door and not window as answered because there same houses with out window
The first question didn't define "moment"; TWINS may have different birthdays.
A "moment" is an old time unit,equal to about 15 minutes, so you're right.
Yea, technically it's possible to be in different time zones and still have the same birthday. I thought the international date line would come into play. Brain tired
After time zones were invented, 2 children are born in the same second, in the middle of the day. They do not have the same birthday. Take as much *time* as you need for this one! I forgot to mention this happens in the same time zone. Hint: this has a real-world answer, using a lesser-known fact, so it's not cheating to use an AI search engine. I'll reply with an emoji to the first plausible answer I see.
Number 2 is a doorbell bc A doorbell is neither inside the house nor outside the house, but it's a necessity for any home. It's typically mounted on the exterior wall but serves the purpose of alerting residents to visitors who may be outside the house.
You have only 10 sec to answer this question...
Me:I didn't even finish reading the question
I dont even know to read
You can stretch out that 10 seconds by hitting pause...
Not to mention the pushy background music hurrying you along.
Hi rishi i am rishi
yeah I turned off the sound to watch the video so I could read the questions in peace without being distracted
I'm here observing how clean the community is, would never look and know it's so toxic. Because there's a basic amount of tax that is required to be paid irrespective of the profits,
If you're 1% leverage, the level of economic collapse for you to lose everything would be a literal apocalypse. If you're 300% leverage, it's really easy to lose everything. Therefore, there is a amount of debts between 1% and 300% leverage where you'll never get screwed.
@@carsoncordelli9557 One could almost say, that there's no such thing as good debt.
@@matthewhuo6543 All debts is bad when it comes to long term investing..
What is really happening to the world Economy? Economy crisis everywhere🤦♂️.
@@carsoncordelli9557 The real estate industry crackdown clipped Evergrande's wings, stopped it taking on more debt and had the flow-on effect of forcing it to sell apartments at a discount so cash would continue rolling in.
6.a.any mathematical ambiguous
b. any sentence whose truth cannot be discovered (I ate chicken on 23March last year)
c.self paradoxical sentence (from Godel's incompleteness theorem)
d. Staying silent and not making any statements
Any of the following is a valid response
Question one: time zones
Question two: windows
Question three: lost this one
Question four: couples
Question five: love, secret or promise( that's what I've got)
Question six: nothing
I like my results
I guess I’ll share mine too, why not :)
Question one: Different time zones
Question two: The house (idk lol)
Question three: I couldn’t think quick enough
Question four: Couples
Question five: Silence, secret (could saying “a second passing” count? Prolly not)
Question six: Ask a question, stay silent
@@pmbbmp We lost another soldier to sarcasm. A moment of silence please
How does mentioning love break it?
@@danielhoang289 when you tell your crush you love and she responds with a "oh that's nice"
The different time zones would have to be on opposite sides of the international date line.
If I was the Prisoner I would say Nothing.
Silence is Golden.Therefore he lives.❤️❤️.
Question 3: Could be your uncle's wife, because it clearly said 'your father's only sister' not 'your father's only sibling'.
*sister in law
Another possibility is that your father's only sister could be married to a man who himself has a sister.
@@freezer8530
Yeah, they really skewed the porch on that one.
Other people gave even more possibilities, like step mother.
The answer to 6th question seems pretty absurd. REASON- It's not given whether it's a confession or a death wish. So if the prisoner were to say "YOU WILL HANG ME", it pretty much looks like a death wish, meanwhile he has been asked to confess there. Plus, according to the question, we can clearly equate that the judgement will be taken after he says something, so obviously using common sense we can see that he has been clearly asked to confess the crime he committed, not a death wish.
Question is taken like his fate will depend on his answer.
#4 answer in not correct. The statement every single person died only indicates the entirety of the subgroup of single people died. Every non-single person, (not just married people) have no statements about them. Therefore, they could have all died, survived, or somewhere in between.
The prisoner obviously tells the truth as they shoot him may be with a camera.
🤣🤣😂 Good sense of humour
Shrewd answer
"Smile! You're on Candid Camera." (1960-67, most famous version on Sunday nights, before "What's My Line?" both on CBS).
The Three Stooges had that problem in shooting pictures: "Dutiful but Dumb" (1941). "You shoot a picture, and we shoot you!" --Bud Jamison's character in the fictional country of Vulgaria.
I didn't GET IT #6 please someone help me.
I was first introduced to a self contradictory statement for the first time in CSc, specifically, "This statement is false". Such a statement is clearly illogical, but the logical always includes the illogical. If truth were not, could there possibly be truth to the notion of
"neither true nor false".
Different days
Window
"Everything I tell you is a lie..."
There is no such thing as absolute truth.
@@ryankelly9032 Some self-contradictory statements are not so self-evident and the statement you have made is one such. Thank you.
Question 3 is phrased rather wrongly. The right way to put it would be: "What would your father's sister's only sister in law be to you?"
The prisoner did not keep quite (what?😢) - he kept .quiet. ( Get the correct spellimg ! )
"Guys, you have only ten seconds to answer this question."
I'm guessing you haven't heard of the pause button.
sure we can cheat all we want, who is policing us ? but if we liked to adhere to the rules to really test our brains for ourselves then we might give a try without cheating!
I did it without pausing the video so I got them all wrong 😁
@@wanu6743 😁😁
I had to pause because he kept talking. NO TALKING DURING THE TEST!
Buh, for the 6th question...
If he doesn't talk he would be saved!!!!!
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I thought the same
Yes i too thought the same
Same
Exactly, I also thought dt only
Why am I such a Alia bhatt at answering these
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@Rahul TN TN Rahul??
@@j.pmorgen3010 are you a stupid , do you really have a mother ? would you have any dare to say this to your sister? Why can't you respect women?
She is an actress , not your ..........
Always give respect to everyone
1) Moment is not really defined and also could mean a timespan of several minutes. They were born around midnight is another answer.
2) The answer is: The house. Windows are a relatively new invention, e.g. primitive straw huts do not have them. Doors are theoretically not a necessity. You could be a (temporary) prisoner of your own home, like in games like Terraria or Minecraft.
4) Animals, that are no persons, and plants as well as persons not in the plane. Or the cactusses in the picture ;)
5) The prisoner does not have to speak. Or could ask a question. He could also wear a bulletproof vest or pull the guard against the door and overwhelm him (they are holding hands)
1:17 What If your father's only sister is married and her husband has a sister?
I thought the same but then there is no relation between her and me...
@@S-TJ *thought
It's whatever you call the big sister of your father
@@somerandomguy4216 👍
1:27 that actually caught me off guard. Didn't expect that
i mean everyone who wasnt in the plane survived
Was pretty terrible, just a cheap play on words
The original question was “There was a plane crash and every single person died, yet there were two people alive. Why?” They just wrote it wrong and gave too little info
my answer was "it's either nobody or couples"
@@dudono1744 my was couples
the prisoner could say "I am lying" , if he said that then he's lying about lying, so he's telling the truth, but then he's lying about lying etc etc (classical problem for classical logic, the law of noncontradiction); which should've saved his life
"Everything I say is a lie"
That's been used as a logic bomb and/or a puzzle answer many times in fiction from Dr. Who to Star Trek.
He could also stall for time.
"I will be hit by a meteorite when I am 95 years old."
But if he contradicts himself twice by lying, then he is telling the truth. Two negatives make it affirmative.
#6 - another appropriate answer would be "nothing" as death is triggered by the speech of the prisoner but the statement does not require that he speak
No response is the correct response. If the prisoner remains silent he does not break either rule.
3rd question should've been, "father's sister's only sister in law" not father's only sister's sister in law.
Yeah
@Panda if it was polygamy it could be wrong but you are also right cause in most countries that won't work. Kinda like the time zone thing lol
@Panda I would accept this but only if you could provide a proper explaination for the same. Thank you.
Explaination: Let's consider my father have 1 brother then my paternal aunt (wife of my father's brother) would also be my father's only sister's sister in law. In that case "mother" is not the only answer. But for the answer to be "mother" my father's sister should've only 1 sister in law. I exist in this world because of my mother so automatically, my father's sister's only sister sister in law is my mother.
Panda
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The prisoner said nothing to save himself😉
2. Door. Need door to enter and exit the house. Windows are nice to have but no necessity. Or other answer and be walls.
wouldn’t asking a question also work for the 6th one? It’s technically neither true nor false
The answer of the second question should be Door.
Because the Door is more important than a Window!
Wall
@@sarahkubagenda9864 bric
There could be doors inside the house as well.
I'm a word person and watch out for tricky questions. The only one I struggled with was about the house. I answered roof, but thought maybe it's windows. I had to ponder the prisoner question even after seeing the answer. My best answer for the prisoner is "nothing."
Rite me too.
1:57 only got this right without pausing and thinking so much lol
In the prisoner riddle, anything the prisoner says will be either a lie or the truth with an exception being the statement, “you will hang me”. This statement is either true or false. But it can’t be true because he’s been told he’ll be shot for telling the truth, not hanged. So, baked into his statement is a lie; if they hang him, they will make his statement true but their own statement false because they claimed he’d be shot for telling the truth. The same idea would apply inversely if the prisoner declared, “I will be shot”.
For question two,I had two thoughts:
1) the answer is “the foundation” and
2) despite the picture shown, windows aren’t a “necessity”
windows are also inside and outside
Father's sister can have several sisters in law, from her husband's side.
2:08 "If you tell a lie we will hang you" does not imply that if you don't tell a lie they won't hang you. So if you say "You will hang me" that could be true and they could both hang you and shoot you (that they will hang you does not imply that they won't also shoot you). There's a lot that's left implicit in these questions that should be stated explicitly in order for the logic to work.
A home does not require a window. "Home" is an emotional perspective of any place a person lives or belongs. It can be under a tree or in a cave. It is where a person lives, not the thing they live in, per se. "House", on the other hand, is a building a living being lives in. Even a house does not require a window. Both homes and houses, however, do requires a boundary... and that is neither inside nor outside the house or home.
The prisoner says, "I'm a liar". So if he's lying, he said the truth and if what he said is true then he is admitting to the fact that he's a liar. Hence, leaving the person asking this question in a state of confusion!
So they will shoot and even hang the prisoner at the same time.
Both conditions will be fulfilled.
Your thinking makes me remember my father in law. That’s exactly how he thought. Just kinda funny reading this. He passed away 20 years ago but I still remember that he even talked like that.
If he says 'I am liar' and if he really is a liar won't he just be shot cause even if he is a liar his every statement doesn't have to be a lie. So since he spoke a true statement he would be shot.
@@akshit8201 Assume that his statement is true, about him being a liar. Then he'll be shot to death as he spoke the truth. But being a liar, it is obvious that, not half but most of his statements would be false indicating that he could've lied as well. So if the statement was a lie, he'll be hanged. But the prisoner must be punished with only one method. And now, the one who has to drop down the axe needs to sit down and think for eternity as this statement will execute two scenarios simultaneously. Also, if he's hanged and shot at the same time based on this statement, then the conditions contradicts itself and collide with each other.
Read between the lines,they said if lie ,they will hang him,he said "you will hang me",in this if they hanged him ,what he said is truth,but for truth they have to shoot,if they considered it as lie then they have to hang him, again hanging him becomes truth ,bcoz what he is said is going to happen that's truth.
Simply lie =hang
Truth = shoot
You will hang me
If they hang him statment become truth for wich they have to shoot.
If it is lie they have to hang him ,
Hanging him makes Statement true .so they can't
Then he can also say you will shoot me
Sab upar se gya😅😅
@@rkgrandhivja And then they will shoot him and the statement will become true and he will be dead.
It felt like, u r Professor Hulk explaining the Time Travel Concept in EndGame 😅😅😅
Thanks man
If I had an uncle, which I actually do, my father’s only sister’s sister-in-law could be my uncle’s wife, right? And if my father’s sister is married, her husband’s sister is also her sister-in-law, right? 1:12
Teacher: the exam paper will be easy
The paper : there was a plane crash and *every single* person died who survived?
Me : giraffe
Meanwhile the ans : A couple 😢
Who else is looking for the time of thumbnail question in the comment box ?😂
"The truth is I am lying right now."
what about ""you will hang me""??
I'm not entirely sure these are all "logical" questions. More like "trick questions". i.e. "Every single person" or the "windows" supposedly not being inside the house. etc.
2. A door is more of a necessity. A window, nice but not necessary.
3. It says his only sister. Doesn't say his only brother, so technically that may not be true.
2:24
Officer : so you choose to be hanged & shooted at the same time
Only if he tell a lie he should be hanged, if he tells truth he will be shot.
Prisoner told to hang him if it is truth he should be shot, if it is a lie he should be hanged but if he is hanged it becoms truth but then he should be shot.
So the officer cannot do anything...
What is so delicate that even mentioning it breaks it?
1:53 you just broke it
Me2
Knowing about Russell's paradox, I suggest you should say "I know you are going to hang me" to make it impossible for them to follow their own rules.
1:10 depends if you read it: father’s, ONLY SISTER’S, sister in law; or father’s only, SISTER’S SISTER IN LAW. (Is it an only sister, or an only sister in law)
Nothing logical and intellectual about these questions. Dumb questions with even dumb answers.
Jawab ni de paye to bura laga?🤣🤣🤣
These questions tested sharpness and presence of mind. All were good except the last one. That was stupid.
@@ashishkumar4838 apko smj nhi aaya to stupid question bahut deep answer he iska har kisi ke bas ka nhi he
@@asifmohammad6086 itna complicated b ni h jo har kise k bas k bat na ho. It just doesn't make sense. Truth and lie can only be applied to past or present events. Not future. You will hang me applies to something that hasn't happened. That's the flaw. Statement is irrelevant.
More about word play than anything.
Sounds like someone was sore about not guessing the answers. 😁
Prisoner: you will hang me
Jailer: That's a lie because I'm gonna order another jailer to hang you.
Note: the question said 'we' and not 'I'. So, there must be other jailers too.
Exact.. U notices it
What about "I will be hung" or even "y'all gonna hang me" then?
You can be used as plural too
You can be both singular and plural. So he can just he meant it as in you(all)
1. A "moment" actually is a span of time. So someone can be born in the same moment but 90 seconds apart and be the difference between midnight and 11:59pm.
2. Wouldn't the windows be both inside and outside not neither? Psr is in and part is out. You could also say the same thing against walls or doors, no?
4. you don't have to be married to not be single. Also when you go on rides, you might here people ask for any single riders. Many people have partner they go in a plane with. Asong as you fit any definition of "single" it makes the statement false single they didn't specify and the vagueness if the original statement is what is supposed to make the riddle interesting
6. Can't the prisoner just not say anything? There are also other possibilities if he does have to make one statement such as, when I am released I will x. He has to be released before they can tell if that is true or not. If he is released then they don't have the power to kill him. If a prisoner for life he can say something about when he turns x amount of years. They have to wait until he turns that age. If it is an old age that he won't reach or by that time it would t matter to him it would also work out
2:18 - say absolutely nothing. Waiting game is saving himself too.
Last one: “You will not shoot me,” is another valid response.
Guard: "That's a lie. Hang 'im, boys heheh"
The guards can say that it's a lie, hang him for the lie and shoot him to justify that's a lie. The same idea can be applied to "You will hang me", the guards can say that's true, hang him, and shoot him for having told the truth. To be fair it should be "we will hang you and not shoot you" and "we will shoot you and not hang you".
@@radrno7if the statement "you will not shoot me" is a lie then you'd actually have to shoot him. Which is the consequence for telling the truth. If "you will not shoot me" is the truth then you can't actually shoot him.
"What would your father's only sister's sister-in-law be to you?"
Um. Well, "your mother" is definitely a suitable answer.
But what if she's married & her spouse has a sister?
Why do I feel like this was just a cheap "yo momma" joke?
also the father could have a brother that is married.
1:26 That every single person died does not imply or entail that the married people survived.
If Q3 was basically a ‘quirk of grammar’, and depends upon how the sentence is read out, I’d argue that Q6 is a statement and not a question.
The prisoner could have also said "ok" it's neither a lie nor the truth... 😅😅
If he says ok, that means he has accepted whatever they said. And if he just accepts it and doesn't retaliate back, it means he said the truth. So he'll be shot down .
Is everyone dumb? His response literally means. They can shoot him and then hang him
@@dank7044Okay isn't a statement that could be a truth or lie.
Prisoner:-
Here the word shoot can also mean a photo-shoot..📸
Y only shooting a bullet...😊
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Windows don’t turn a house into a home. A family does.
5 couldve been secrets, that house one couldve been doors.
He should say "Trust me I am a liar"
✌✌🤓🤓smart answer👉💐
So he will be shot while he is being hung😂
It is a paradox called Liar's Paradox.
He will get shoot
A liar doesn't have to always lie
Me while thinking!
“Hurry up guy's the time is running that fckng disturb me from thinking”
he told a story, one who said he had to say only the truth or lie, he could have just said nonsense and he'd be free, the fact no question was specified is a dead giveaway
THE LAST ONE GOT ME THINKING FOR 2 HOURS STRAIGHT
He is like my teacher in exam hall
Hurry up tie your papers 5 mins only left....😂
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that fact that he keeps saying timer is running..pissess the shit out of me
Actually man
for the last question: the paradox can be easily broken if we take foresight out of the equation.
in that given moment in time, when the criminal *said* he would be hanged, it was rather a supposition because the cops aren't NECESSARILY decided to hang him without a second thought, they either would or wouldn't based on what he says now, and since he said something that can be potentially true but can't be a lie(due to the lack of real knowledge), the logical solution is to use the guns
you can argue they can't shoot him because then he would be wrong and the right penalty is to hang him(hence the paradox), but that will only be entirely true *after* he is sentenced to get shot, in which time the execution has been prepared and there's no turning back anymore.
there's a simpler solution, in fact, the police is who really decides what will happen at the end of the day, they can change their mind and hang him and shot him before he suffocates, so he'll suffer both penalties for acting a smartass.
Lmao
if i was prisoner i would say nothing since eveything can be false and true.
you will hang me(if they dont that mean its lie)
idk tbh im not thikung much of it corect me if im wrong
For 6, he could’ve stated an opinion. Opinions can’t be the truth, but also can’t be a lie.
Wow. I discovered that even a bad legal opinion is not considered perjury! However, the collective opinion of a jury is finding fact, & thus truth. Even in a dictatorship
Answer to 5th question can also be 'secret'
Nice teaching :) I believe Vidya Guru videos are also good to watch, their Vocab videos are just wow!
Hello everyone. My friend Howard helped me move, but after the expense of the U-haul truck, U-storage, etc., I could only pay him later. Right now I still owe him $100. He's a plant enthusiast and I've been paying him back mostly with barter (plants, pots and plant stands) that I find at flea markets, etc. Yesterday I got several (pretty neglected) bonsai trees at a house clean out. There's a Japanese restaurant that just opened up here and I know the owner, who I think would pay full price. I told Howard about the plants, because I don't know their value. I told him if he told me the value, I would give him half of the proceeds up to $100. And that if the restaurant owner doesn't buy them, he can have them for half that price as barter, up to $100. So if he tells me too low a price so he himself can have them at half of that still, he risks that the restaurant owner will buy them. Is there a flaw in my logic?
1. correct
2. incorrect - answered "idk air????"
3. correct
4. incorrect - answered: "the people not on the plane?"
5. incorrect - answered , "a promise!"
6. incorrect? - answered "either nothing or 'ima tell a lie'"
I just was keeping track don't reply "nO oNe aSkEd"
The prisoner should say , "You'll hang me". Cause that's a possibility, neither a lie nor a truth that way they can't decide what to do.
And what If "He say you will shoot me? "
@@finalboss8624 that is also right answer...
@@finalboss8624 then they will shoot him. Bcz when they shoot him what he said becomes the truth
@@aiswaryaanil2769 then how is hang me will be right answer they will hang him because he said truth
They said "if he tell a LIE they will hang him". If he says " you will hang me, and if they hang him. What he said becomes the truth. But they said they will hang him if he LIES
Prisoner was asked "who is murderer"
Prisoner - you will hang me
👏👏👏prisoner OP
That’s a grammatically in correct question.
Doors also neither outside nor inside, that is how Hiranyasibu was kept in lap on door step and been killed at dusk ( neither day nor night).
1. They were born in different time zones, in one zone it was already the next day. 2. the foundation (windows might work here but a foundation is more necessary than windows, after all there are a couple thousand people living underground in Coober Pedy who have no windows 3. Mom 4. The married people 5. Silence
Couldn’t focus and wasted like 4 seconds because of “Hurry up guys, the timer is running”
The first question's answer can also be like - the twins who have a few seconds of age difference
One of em was born on 31st Dec, 11:59
And the other one on 1 Jan, 12:00
Lol
Me after watching 1:30 : I'm not gonna travel on plane now
The last question : answer :- he has to say 2 lies
In the question it is stated that "if u tell a lie we will hang u" ..in this statement there is "a lie"
By saying 2 lies , he will not be hanged because if he is saying only one lie then only he will be hanged ,, and he didnt said a truth so he will not be shot
So he will be free
Whats ur oppinion about this
They said "a" which implies that if he says at least one lie he will be hanged
I said "roof" for no 2. If that counts (it should be just as good as "window") then I got 6/6
The walls are also an important part of the house and are neither inside nor outside.
The prisoner said nothing. I think you should find harder questions.
Thumbnail question is an competitive exams question.asked in Ntse stage 2.
Which year
But it is a very easy one
And GATE 2019 1st shift mechanical also judge and thief...
What is the answer bro iam not understand
@@anilanumula6189 it mean, if they hang him, he is telling the truth so can't be hung and if they shoot him he is telling a lie so he can't be shot.
Question 3 “What would you father’s”.... The correct pronunciation is “your”.
As to who survived the plane crash, another answer could be anyone who was not on the plane in the first place.
I loved the last one the most. It was just so creative and smart.
Plot twist: The prisoner is unable to speak.
Trolol
Her being my father's only sister doesn't necessarily mean my father is her only brother.
Correct.
Also, she may have a sister in law by way of being married to someone who has a sister.
Saying "You will hang me" could still be a lie as he said "we" and another prison guard can do it, the correct answer would be "i will be hanged"
The answer is “ He refused to say anything” u can’t fight me on this!
I was thinking of the same
Yes I was also thinking same
Dude this is invalid.The prisoner had to say something that was the whole narrative of the question!
Hypothetically for the sake of the argument; the prison has to say something, what does he say to save himself?