Morte
Gambler #09 
163 Poker Chips
Posts: 108
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Post by Morte on Jun 18, 2012 13:54:24 GMT
Did you thought you were the left attendant? Silly goose!
Answer that.
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Post by Liar Game on Jun 18, 2012 14:17:30 GMT
Did you thought you were the left attendant? Silly goose! Answer that. The left right attendant takes a silver token and pauses before replying. "Why yes, I did. Silly me!  " |
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Morte
Gambler #09
163 Poker Chips
Posts: 108
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Post by Morte on Jun 19, 2012 15:09:54 GMT
If you were the left attendant and I asked you: "If you were the right attendant, would you have replied 'Why yes, I did. Silly me!' to my last question?" would you have replied in a different way?
Just because I hate you.
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Post by Liar Game on Jun 20, 2012 2:14:32 GMT
If you were the left attendant and I asked you: "If you were the right attendant, would you have replied 'Why yes, I did. Silly me!' to my last question?" would you have replied in a different way? Just because I hate you. The right attendant takes your silver token, thinks for a long while, and finally replies, "Yes. I believe so." I apologize in advance if this question messes me up for this question or those near it... I hope I got it right, but I could very well have gotten it wrong? |
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Post by Iain7 on Jun 21, 2012 12:39:46 GMT
Is there a hidden button on the slot machine? (We may have found it already, but.. hmmm my memory is a little fuzzy ;P)
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Post by Liar Game on Jun 21, 2012 13:15:27 GMT
Is there a hidden button on the slot machine? (We may have found it already, but.. hmmm my memory is a little fuzzy ;P) The right attendant takes your silver token and replies, "No. There is not." |
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Post by perlamonta on Jun 21, 2012 15:43:59 GMT
There is a condition that controls whether you answer truthfully or not. If this condition had reverse results ( i.e. what would now be "truth" would instead be "lie" and what would now be "lie" would instead be "truth" ), would you describe the statement "all the actions necessary for the grand payout has been tried, albeit not necessarily in the right combination" as true?
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Post by Iain7 on Jun 21, 2012 16:00:20 GMT
Wtf perlamonta, good luck deciphering that answer even if they answer correctly xD
do the rules for your answers involve anything regarding the content of our questions or who is asking said question?
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Post by Liar Game on Jun 21, 2012 16:38:15 GMT
There is a condition that controls whether you answer truthfully or not. If this condition had reverse results ( i.e. what would now be "truth" would instead be "lie" and what would now be "lie" would instead be "truth" ), would you describe the statement "all the actions necessary for the grand payout has been tried, albeit not necessarily in the right combination" as true? The right attendant receives your silver token (after I give them to you shortly) and answers, "No, it would be false." Wtf perlamonta, good luck deciphering that answer even if they answer correctly xD do the rules for your answers involve anything regarding the content of our questions or who is asking said question? The right attendant receives your silver token and answers, "No. They do not." |
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Post by 10k on Jun 22, 2012 5:24:23 GMT
There is a condition that controls whether you answer truthfully or not. If this condition had reverse results ( i.e. what would now be "truth" would instead be "lie" and what would now be "lie" would instead be "truth" ), would you describe the statement "all the actions necessary for the grand payout has been tried, albeit not necessarily in the right combination" as true? Congratulations on giving up the idiot act.  |
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Morte
Gambler #09
163 Poker Chips
Posts: 108
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Post by Morte on Jun 27, 2012 1:05:25 GMT
Do we need to find another hidden thing on the machine?
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Post by perlamonta on Jun 30, 2012 13:27:26 GMT
If you instead of the current condition had a similar one but with an inverted effect ( so when you would originally have answered "truthfully" you would instead answer "not truthfully" and vice veresa ), would you describe the statement "You can predict whether the Left Attendant's answer will be truthful or not before he has answered if you know what his condition is" as true?
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Morte
Gambler #09
163 Poker Chips
Posts: 108
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Post by Morte on Jul 3, 2012 13:33:25 GMT
Is this getting boring?
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Post by Iain7 on Jul 3, 2012 14:10:23 GMT
Do I have blue eyes?
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Post by perlamonta on Jul 4, 2012 13:07:20 GMT
- In order to win the large jackpot, one must push the buttons now available, fiddle with the knobs now available, pull the levers now available and/or insert silver tokens into the machine, and nothing more.
- You will answer truthfully to this question,
Is an even number of the above statements true ( bearing in mind that 0 is indeed an even number ) ?
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