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Post by Poeticsiren on Nov 8, 2001 19:59:08 GMT -5
Ok, is this the answer?
You would ask the statues:
"Are there two statues in the room right now?"
L.
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Post by just a girl on Nov 8, 2001 21:10:53 GMT -5
that question determines which statue is the statue that lies, and which is the one that tells the truth, but it doesn't tell you which door leads to freedom and safety. what is one question that does both those things?? i have no idea!! pleaseeee don't make us suffer any longer  |
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Post by Happydoug on Nov 8, 2001 21:25:29 GMT -5
that's a clever question, but not the solution. let me clarify my hint a little: you have to get the lying statue to lie about what it would say in terms of choosing the door.
damn, i'm totally giving it away now.
peace,
Happydoug
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Post by Happydoug on Nov 11, 2001 22:30:21 GMT -5
the answer to the riddle is:
There is no answer!!! It's a catch-22, and you will have a 50/50 chance of making it out of the room no matter what.
for those who believe the above statement do not read the next post.
peace,
happydoug
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Post by Happydoug on Nov 11, 2001 22:32:02 GMT -5
"If I had asked you yesterday, 'Which door will lead me to freedom,' what door would you have pointed to?"
think about it.
then go tell this riddle to everyone you know and frustrate the hell out of em.
peace,
Happydoug
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Post by luceluna on Nov 11, 2001 23:50:08 GMT -5
i prefer my answer |
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