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Crosswords and other puzzles
For discussion of all forms of mental gymnastics, especially that baffling final clue
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| by mjb - Wed 19th Oct 2005, 4:22pm | ||
jpd said: how can you possibly walk at the centre of the Earth? You obviously haven't read much Jules Verne then. | ||
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| by jpd - Wed 19th Oct 2005, 4:11pm | ||
Ingers said: I think of 2 integers between 1 and 100. Is that inclusive or exclusive? | ||
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| by Ingers - Wed 19th Oct 2005, 4:05pm | ||
| Ok, this is an old chestnut, but is the single one of these sorts of problems that took me the longest time (and led to at least 1 man-day's loss of productivity at Deloitte). I think of 2 integers between 1 and 100. I tell Peter the Product and Simon the Sum. 1.) Peter: "I don't know what the numbers are" 2.) Simon: "I knew you wouldn't" 3.) Peter: "Now you've siad that, I do know" 4.) Simon: "Now you've said that I also know" What are the numbers? No computer programmes allowed | ||
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| by jpd - Wed 19th Oct 2005, 3:56pm | ||
mjb said: OK, so I rushed the previous one a bit. East is definitely undefined along the whole of the straight line that runs through the North and the South pole. Also, how can you possibly walk at the centre of the Earth?How aboot the centre of the earth, or is East undefined there as well. In which case, go out far enough such that your 1 mile East will take you back to where you started the Eastward leg. You are walking on the Earth's surface. And before you ask, no other form of transport is used. | ||
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| by Mike - Wed 19th Oct 2005, 3:53pm | ||
mjb said: How aboot the centre of the earth Have you suddenly turned Canadian? | ||
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