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It’s also asymmetrical. The occupant of the locked-when-key-is-present room would have no incentive to return the key and to unlock the opposite room door.
by pzh 8y ago
It’s also asymmetrical. The occupant of the locked-when-key-is-present room would have no incentive to return the key and to unlock the opposite room door.
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- krallja 8y agoIt’s not really assymetrical: both sides have one key and two locks. But you’re right that it won’t work.