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Quite. This is a pointless exercise - there are assumed rules in most or all logic puzzles of this sort. The assumption that statements made in the puzzle are
by NLips 11y ago
Quite. This is a pointless exercise - there are assumed rules in most or all logic puzzles of this sort. The assumption that statements made in the puzzle are true or false, but not gibberish, is a fair one.
- TuringTest 11y ago> The assumption that statements made in the puzzle are true or false, but not gibberish, is a fair one. But given that one of the possible answers (the right one) did not depend on that assumption, and in fact the git of the puzzle is that you shouldn't depend on it, the puzzle is fair.
- JadeNB 11y ago> the git of the puzzle I know not everyone shares my feelings about the trickiness of the puzzle, but I have to immortalise this typo because it so perfectly sums up those feelings. :-)