Well, well, what do we have here? ... Lateral Thinking XXIV! Anyone remembers these problem???
For anyone to enjoy, I leave three problems.
Logic Problems In the Court of Law I
And now a few cases from the island of honestants and swindlecants. A prisoner at the bar was allowed to say one sentence to defend himself. After a while he said: "A swindlecant committed the crime."
Did it rescue him? ( Honestants: always speak the TRUTH. Swindlecants: always LIE
Logic Problems In the Court of Law II
A man accused of a crime, hired an attorney whose statements were always admitted by the court as undisputable truth. The following exchange took place in court.
Prosecutor: “If the accused committed the crime, he had an accomplice.â€
Lateral Thinking XXIV (Three problems)
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- Erabareshi Kodomotachi
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Re: Lateral Thinking XXIV (Three problems)
hmmm.... I haven't done this for a while but let's try!
Not 100% sure since i only had a few minutes to do them, but i did my best...
Thanks Holmes!!!
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Thanks Holmes!!!
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Hey Sayumi, such a long time since last time, how are you?
Nice to see you in the threads, and again in the LTs. :)
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Re: Lateral Thinking XXIV (Three problems)
Holmes wrote: Well, well, what do we have here? ... Lateral Thinking XXIV! Anyone remembers these problem???
For anyone to enjoy, I leave three problems.
Logic Problems In the Court of Law I
And now a few cases from the island of honestants and swindlecants. A prisoner at the bar was allowed to say one sentence to defend himself. After a while he said: "A swindlecant committed the crime."
Did it rescue him? ( Honestants: always speak the TRUTH. Swindlecants: always LIE
Spoiler:
A man accused of a crime, hired an attorney whose statements were always admitted by the court as undisputable truth. The following exchange took place in court.
Prosecutor: “If the accused committed the crime, he had an accomplice.â€
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