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It's a game with a lot of trick questions. These are the ones I got wrong the first time around. 11: To opt out of opting in to receive marketing alerts avoid

It's a game with a lot of trick questions. These are the ones I got wrong the first time around. 11: To opt out of opting in to receive marketing alerts avoid not clicking Yes 14: Select the next square in the sequence 20: We would like to send you notifications. Do you disagree to receiving them? 25: (I still can't get this one!) Select the one truthful statement to opt out of cookies. All the statements below are true. None of the statements below are true. None of the statements above are true. Thanks for visiting Evil Corp We attempted to access your data 29 times and you were kind enough to give it to us 4 times. That's better than 73% of players You took 351.52 seconds to complete the game That's faster than 23% of players You did particularly well with speedy questions Thanks for playing Terms And Conditions Apply Please share with friends so we can extract their data* *Disclaimer: Game does not extract real data

JrProgrammer 5y ago
SPOILER! It's the third option for question 25! You know there can only be one answer right and the only answer that leaves just one possibility is the third one. It also seems you have a hard time responding to inverted questions. Just like in logic I try to invert the meaning. If you invert the meaning of the sentence, you also want to invert the answer. Let's say we inverted disagree into agree in question 20. The question would then become: Do you agree to receiving them? The answer would be no. If you then invert the question back the answer would be yes.
croes 5y ago
#25: Answer 1 and 2 are mutually exclusive, so both are false. That makes answer 3 the correct one.
- dalmo3 5y ago
  Why not F/T/F? I mean, both F/T/F and F/F/T are consistent states.
  - croes 5y ago
    Good point. I think it depends if the word "below" refers to all statements below the headline or only the statements below the corresponding statement.
  - saltyfamiliar 5y ago
    I also insist that the second answer choice is valid. Glad to see I'm not the only one.

JrProgrammer 5y ago

SPOILER! It's the third option for question 25! You know there can only be one answer right and the only answer that leaves just one possibility is the third one. It also seems you have a hard time responding to inverted questions. Just like in logic I try to invert the meaning. If you invert the meaning of the sentence, you also want to invert the answer. Let's say we inverted disagree into agree in question 20. The question would then become: Do you agree to receiving them? The answer would be no. If you then invert the question back the answer would be yes.

croes 5y ago

#25: Answer 1 and 2 are mutually exclusive, so both are false. That makes answer 3 the correct one.

dalmo3 5y ago
Why not F/T/F? I mean, both F/T/F and F/F/T are consistent states.
- croes 5y ago
  Good point. I think it depends if the word "below" refers to all statements below the headline or only the statements below the corresponding statement.
- saltyfamiliar 5y ago
  I also insist that the second answer choice is valid. Glad to see I'm not the only one.