The full riddle goes like this:
You are locked in a room with 2 doors - one leads to safety - the other to certain death.
There are 2 men in the room - one always tells the truth - the other always lies.
You can ask 1 person 1 question that can be answered yes or no.
What's the question that gets you safely out of the room?
Answer - it must be a question that returns the same answer regardless of who you ask about which door, as follows:
"If I ask him (you can ask this question of either one) if that door (point to door 1 or door 2) leads to safety, will he say 'yes'?"
Discussion:
If you've asked the one who always tells the truth and the door you pointed to leads to safety, the truthful one will truthfully tell you that the liar will say "no".
If you've asked the liar and the door you pointed to leads to safety, the liar will tell you that the truthful one will say "no".
So, regardless, the door that gets the "no" answer leads to safety. The door that leads to danger gets a "yes".
AnswerIt sounds like a good illustration of the meaning of the word dilemma.Whoever posted this answer didn't answer it at all!
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