I'm reading a book on how we form our beliefs and came across an interesting riddle regarding the "Liar's Paradox"
Imagine you are walking down a path and you come to a fork in the road. There you meet two people and a sign that reads "One of these paths will lead to safety, but the other will lead to death. The two men in front of you both know which path is which. However, one person always lies, and the other always tells the truth. You may ask only one question in order to decide which path to take.
What question would you ask?
I'm interested to hearing your responses first before I go into discussion about it.
Imagine you are walking down a path and you come to a fork in the road. There you meet two people and a sign that reads "One of these paths will lead to safety, but the other will lead to death. The two men in front of you both know which path is which. However, one person always lies, and the other always tells the truth. You may ask only one question in order to decide which path to take.
What question would you ask?
I'm interested to hearing your responses first before I go into discussion about it.