what about
"I exist" ?
the parameters of the riddle fail to negate non defined true statements
but if u say that u are just guarenteed a coin not the gold one
the question says u must get the gold coin
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Posted 27 February 2008 - 05:14 PM
Making a true statements guarantees that you will get one coin, but not necessarily the gold one. Requesting that it be gold (which you did in a separate sentence by the way) doesn't help.Spoiler for Here's how I'd go for the gold.I am logged in at BrainDen.com as 'persival' and I want the gold coin. This statement is true. So, let's have the gold.
Posted 04 March 2008 - 06:21 PM
or you could say "there are 3 coins on the tableCoins - Back to the Logic Problems
Imagine there are 3 coins on the table. Gold, silver and copper. If you say a truthful sentence, you will get one coin. If you say a false sentence, you get nothing. Which sentence can guarantee gaining the gold coin?Spoiler for SolutionCoins - solution
"You will give me neither copper nor silver coin." If it is true, then I have to get the gold coin. If it is a lie, then the negation must be true, so "you give me either copper or silver coin", which would break the given conditions that you get no coin when lying. So the first sentence must be true.
Posted 04 March 2008 - 11:08 PM
that statement is true so I will give you 1 coin - I will give you the copper one (so you won't get the gold coin)or you could say "there are 3 coins on the table
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Posted 20 March 2008 - 08:05 PM
I would have to say"I will be given all 3 coins."
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