Hi I´m Mr. Riddle. On this Channel i upload a lot lot of riddles. About lying people, escaping a prison or anything where you have to use your brain. Enjoy :)
It doesn't seem to work out Picked friend 1a) Are you my friend --> "Yes" (truth) 1b Who is my friend? --> Your friend will point to someone else (lie) 2a) Are you my friend --> "No" (lie) 2b) Who is not my friend? --> Your friend will point to someone else (truth) Picked goblin 3a) Are you my friend ---> "Yes" (lie) 3b) Who is my friend? --> Goblin will point to random goblin(your friend) (lie) 4a) Are you my friend ---> "No" (truth) 4b) Who is not friend? --> Goblin may point to himself or random goblin who is not your friend (truth) Am i missing something here?
I want to say something about the last riddle 12 seconds is the difference in every shot and write Tx as a time where 1<x<6 okay the difference between the last shot and first shot is 60sec T6-T1=60 if we assume that T1=0 the time to kill one unknown individual then T1=0 T2=12 T3=24 T4=36 T5=48 T6=60 and we see that the third shot takes 24 seconds, so in this case the answer is YES✅ but however if T1=12 then T1=12 T2=24 T3=36 T4=48 T5=60 T6=72 and we see that at the third shot the answer is NO❌ and in the information that you gave you didn't stated that the cowboy has the ability to shoot immediately at the first shot
The second hat knows because the first prisoner said nothing meaning he sees a black and white hat. The second sees a white hat and knows them that there is a black and white hat on his side. The third is wearing white because 2 sees it so since the 1 can’t see his own and there is a black and white hat, then the white is taken so the other 1 seen by the 2nd must be black.
7 trips taking wolf first, leave wolf,go back get a sheep, leave sheep and take wolf back, take other sheep across leave wolf, now two sheep’s are together then go back and get wolf
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The 3rd riddle with the sheep was around when I was a kid. Except it was a chicken a bag of feed and a fox. The chicken would eat the feed if left alone the fox the chicken, it added another level
There is a difference between trick questions and logic questions. Question #1 isn't logical to begin with because it doesn't ask the right question given the conditions. If 5 machines can make 5 shirts in 5 minutes, then logically speaking, the follow up question should be how many machines do you need to make 100 shirts in 5 minutes? The only person who would ask the question as originally written is someone who already knew the answer. Question #2 is actually a test in a person's ability to use exponents, either deliberatively or intuitively, but it can be solved purely by logical evaluation. On the other hand, Question #3 is a variation on a theme that has been around for perhaps a hundred years or more, with various elements changed over time and in different locations. Still, it is actually quite illogical in its basic suppositions and comical in its applications. The idea that a hungry wolf would merely sit placidly while all of this transportation was going on is crazy. Either it would run away to hunt on its own, or it would spook the sheep in order to get them to scatter at which point it would attack the lone sheep further away from the man who can't protect them both under such circumstances, or else it might turn and attack the man and then eat both of the sheep at its leisure. The riddle only works if the man has at least partially tamed the wolf and has the means to control its behavior while it is with him, something the riddle neglects to mention. Question #4 is quite thought-provoking, but also quite illogical. The real answer to this question is that the first man to shout out the answer would be the first one to simply look at his own hat. The constraints of the puzzle are irrelevant because we are clearly told that these men are all criminals, and as we all know, criminals don't obey the rules! A variation on this same theme would be that none of them would shout out their hat color because they aren't being provided with any incentive to do so, in which case why would they even care? Question #5 is more logical, but still is basically a trick question rather than a logic puzzle because the instructions leave out one critical piece of information needed for resolution. You are never told that in creating these two piles with equal numbers of face up cards that the piles can be of any number of cards that you choose. Of course, the question doesn't explicitly state than you can't create different sized piles, but for those of us who don't automatically start out our problem solving by immediately thinking outside of the box, the word choice implies equal sized piles, at least at first glance. I quickly realized in evaluating the problem that the way to solve it was to split the cards and then turn one of the piles upside down. However, the fact that there were an odd number of face-up cards meant that you could never have the same number of face-up cards in each pile no matter how much flipping was involved so long as you split the piles evenly. So it's possible to logically come to the conclusion that you therefore must create unequally sized piles in order to get a solution, but you can't arrive at this conclusion merely from reading the instructions. Instead you are forced to go back and read between the lines, so to speak, to realize what the instructions aren't telling you, which takes the question beyond the domain of being an actual logic problem.
What a disappointment. Riddle #4 has no answer or it is poorly worded. It implies that there is exactly one prisnor who will know his hat, but the answer says otherwise. The narrator even explains this. If 2 and 3 are wearing the same hat, #1 shouts out the answer first. If #2 and #3 have different colors then #2 shouts out first.
Ответ с шляпами высосан из пальца. Последнюю не понял. Видимо надо проводить решение на практике. Потому что логически оно выглядит как полный рандом. Может все карты лежат в одной пачке. Тогда оно не получится не решаемым.
for the second riddle the man in generator should be the culprit REASON : as he shown in the picture it was a boat which uses wind so we can say it doesn't uses engine so there is no engine and there is no generator
There is a simpler way to solve this mystery, but humans have unique ability to turn simple solutions into long drawn-out complex issues.. Because they over think everything with their egos ,unable to really solve any problems that we are now experiencing on this planet.. Just monkeys with sticks .. Thank u for this wonderful riddle, please keep posting them. Peace and love to all
For the one with the wolf and the sheep, my answer was that he would go away from the animals and let the wolf eat the sheep, then take the wolf over! 😂
