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by chongli
4067 days ago
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A lot of people reading it probably didn't even realize that it is a logic puzzle. To those, it may be some kind of obscure riddle with terrible grammar. Heck, it's not even clear that Albert and Bernard are communicating with one another and not merely with the answerer. If you assume they do not communicate at all then the puzzle becomes impossible. |
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I'm not clear on what the difference between a riddle and a logic puzzle would be in this context.
> If you assume they do not communicate at all then the puzzle becomes impossible.
Why would someone make an assumption that renders the puzzle impossible? I suppose the questioner could just be a troll or something.