Author Topic: Impossible Logic puzzle  (Read 3156 times)

That's stupid, it doesn't specify where your campsite is located, it then places you 3 miles east of it expecting you to know the location, and then there is the fact you find a bear eating from your campsite 3 miles east of where it actually is.

Thats the point of the puzzle. The only place you can hike 3 miles south than east than north and end up where you started is the North Pole. Dur?

It's a polar bear. The north pole is the only place where can go south, east, then north and end up back where you started.
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That's an awesome riddle. Pretty creative.

Here is another riddle,
An old man has two sons and he is dying, he must inherit his money in one of them but he cannot choose, the money he has decided should not be split equally but given to only one. He gives them a challenge, the owner of the camel which crosses the finish line last is the winner. The boys wandered on their camels aimlessly for days then they asked a wise man for help. The two boys quickly jumped on eachothers camels and dashed towards the finish line.

What did the wise man say?

I'll give you a hint, I thought it was that the old man was dying but that is not it.

Here is another riddle,
An old man has two sons and he is dying, he must inherit his money in one of them but he cannot choose, the money he has decided should not be split equally but given to only one. He gives them a challenge, the owner of the camel which crosses the finish line last is the winner. The boys wandered on their camels aimlessly for days then they asked a wise man for help. The two boys quickly jumped on eachothers camels and dashed towards the finish line.

What did the wise man say?

I'll give you a hint, I thought it was that the old man was dying but that is not it.

He said:

"If you don't loving hurry your slow asses up and cross the finish line, your dad will die without making a decision and neither of you will get it."



Here's one.

So a man enters a hospital to visit his wife. After a pleasant visit, he decides to leave, but as he walks down the flight of stairs to the exit, the lights go out. He knew his wife was dead at this point, but how?

Lights off = power outage. She was using a defibrillator or something else that kept her alive.

Lights off = power outage. She was using a defibrillator or something else that kept her alive.
I take two seconds to log in and answer and THIS happens!?

Here is another riddle,
An old man has two sons and he is dying, he must inherit his money in one of them but he cannot choose, the money he has decided should not be split equally but given to only one. He gives them a challenge, the owner of the camel which crosses the finish line last is the winner. The boys wandered on their camels aimlessly for days then they asked a wise man for help. The two boys quickly jumped on eachothers camels and dashed towards the finish line.

What did the wise man say?

I'll give you a hint, I thought it was that the old man was dying but that is not it.
The old man said the last camel so they jumped on eachothers and raced so if they crossed the finish line first with the opponents camel, their camel would be last. Ami right? EDIT: And the wise man told them to go onto the opponents camel
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Someone please explain to me how if you walk south then east, and north again how you will end up in the same spot?

Someone please explain to me how if you walk south then east, and north again how you will end up in the same spot?

Try reading the entire topic.

That's stupid, it doesn't specify where your campsite is located, it then places you 3 miles east of it expecting you to know the location, and then there is the fact you find a bear eating from your campsite 3 miles east of where it actually is.
It's hard, but it makes sense. If you think about how geography works, then it makes perfect sense.

Here is a diagram. Obviously these are not three miles, but you get the idea.



Try this puzzle:

You go in a direction, what color was the bear?