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Mundungu
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The R.Frost poem made me think about the following problem.
You are in the desert at a crossroad with tracks leading out.
One leads to the desert and a certain death.
The other leads to the oasis and the possibility to survive.
At the crossing sit two twin brothers. They cannot be differenciated in any way as they completely look alike.
However, one ALWAYS lies and the other ALWAYS tells the truth.
They both know which way leads to the oasis.
You are allowed to ask them ONE and only ONE question to find out the way to the oasis.
What do you ask, and how does the answer tell you which way to choose ???
I'll let you think about that guys.
The first one to find out wins a price.
If you know the answer because you were asked b4, please refrain
thnx and good luck
You are in the desert at a crossroad with tracks leading out.
One leads to the desert and a certain death.
The other leads to the oasis and the possibility to survive.
At the crossing sit two twin brothers. They cannot be differenciated in any way as they completely look alike.
However, one ALWAYS lies and the other ALWAYS tells the truth.
They both know which way leads to the oasis.
You are allowed to ask them ONE and only ONE question to find out the way to the oasis.
What do you ask, and how does the answer tell you which way to choose ???
I'll let you think about that guys.
The first one to find out wins a price.
If you know the answer because you were asked b4, please refrain
thnx and good luck