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Yo, life is unmanageably weird.
Here is a logic problem for anyone who dares get their brain tied all up in a knot (this is from my Proofs and Problem solving class, and I can't figure it out. Reward: a kiss on the cheek.)
The residents of Manhattan fall into one of two categories: those who lie, and those who don't. You, being a confused and stranded tourist, ask three strangers for directions to the Guggenheim. The first stranger says, "All three of us are liars." The second says, "Not so, only two of us are liars." The third says, "The other two are lying." Whose directions do you take?
Here is a logic problem for anyone who dares get their brain tied all up in a knot (this is from my Proofs and Problem solving class, and I can't figure it out. Reward: a kiss on the cheek.)
The residents of Manhattan fall into one of two categories: those who lie, and those who don't. You, being a confused and stranded tourist, ask three strangers for directions to the Guggenheim. The first stranger says, "All three of us are liars." The second says, "Not so, only two of us are liars." The third says, "The other two are lying." Whose directions do you take?