Which Road Would You Take?

[andcuriouser]

I know the answer, but if I answered, no one else would figure it out, since I'd already have answered it.

 

[SilentEyz]

I know the answer, but if I answered, no one else would figure it out, since I'd already have answered it.

I promise I don't mind

 

[Tim]

the answer is simple, just take the "right" road and all will be fine.

 

[andcuriouser]

Hah, Tim.

My one question would be: "What would the other person say if I asked which road to take?"

 

[SilentEyz]

the answer is simple, just take the "right" road and all will be fine.

GRRRRRR.... The most annoying thing about this, Is I am sure it is simple.. but in order to find the simple solution, you have to look at the question in its simplicity.. And I cant do that :mad

 

[Tim]

Hah, Tim.

My one question would be: "What would the other person say if I asked which road to take?"

Then you would have to choose the other one for it to be the right road.

and there is your answer

 

[Reaver]

damn now i have a headache. thanks.

 

[OUZBnd]

Hah, Tim.

My one question would be: "What would the other person say if I asked which road to take?"

Okay, so if we all can agree on this answer then lets move on...



Kurt Godel, a brilliant mathmatician came up with a theorem. He demonstrated with a very elaborate equation that any mathematical or symbolic system of logic will always be incomplete and contains assumptions that cannot be proved or might be false.

Now back to the question...

In the riddle you probably assumed that the sign was stating the truth, but what if it had been written by the a liar?

i'll explain my point in a bit if you dont understand it yet.

 

[SilentEyz]

the answer is in the movie laberynth

OMG.. I havent seen or even thought of that movie in I dont know how long :eek

 

[SilentEyz]

Okay, so if we all can agree on this answer then lets move on...



Kurt Godel, a brilliant mathmatician came up with a theorem. He demonstrated with a very elaborate equation that any mathematical or symbolic system of logic will always be incomplete and contains assumptions that cannot be proved or might be false.

Now back to the question...

In the riddle you probably assumed that the sign was stating the truth, but what if it had been written by the a liar?

i'll explain my point in a bit if you dont understand it yet.

Oh suuurrrreeee.. It took me this long just for the first part to finally make sense :confused

 

[Homer]

i'd say screw you turn around and go home.