Re:The Logic Puzzle You Can Only Solve with Your Brightest F...
by n4r9 on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @04:33AM
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It's not made explicit but I think there is not supposed to be any overlap between the visible statues. Otherwise I'm pretty sure the problem would become impossible.
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Re:The Logic Puzzle You Can Only Solve with Your Brightest F...
by rimliu on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @07:44AM
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> Out of your friend’s window, which overlooks
> the opposite side of the graveyard
I'd say it is pretty explicit, unless the same statues happen to be on the opposite side, which sound funny.
Re:The Logic Puzzle You Can Only Solve with Your Brightest F...
by wnkrshm on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @07:05AM
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Count the shadows during the day.
Re:The Logic Puzzle You Can Only Solve with Your Brightest F...
by pol_throw_away on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @05:09AM
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I took this statement:
'The caretaker tells you each, individually, that together you can see either 18 or 20 statues. '
as being:
size(see_A) + size(see_B) = 18 or 20
as opposed to: size(see_A union see_B) = 18 or 20
i would have assumed they would add the word distinct if they wanted to not double count overlapping statues.