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>This is twisting the English language to assume that "item" only refers to non-living things. Not really. Unless I'm not reading correctly, most of the proble
by torben-friis 2y ago
>This is twisting the English language to assume that "item" only refers to non-living things.
Not really. Unless I'm not reading correctly, most of the problem is irrelevant as you're only required to cross the boat with the goat, you don't care about the cabbage. The difficulty lies in the assumption you need to cross everything due to the resemblance with the bigger problem.
- sunir 2y agoYou’re reading it correctly. I read it again after your comment and I realized I too pattern matched to the typical logic puzzle before reading it carefully and exactly. I imagine the test here is designed for this very purpose to see if the model is pattern matching or reasoning.