Post your random thoughts

[TheYankInLondon]

<p>You let the friend drive the old lady to the hospital (he’s probably getting tired of saving people’s lives by now) then you stand with your future husband/wife at the bus stop.</p>

[fledgling]

<p>^ You got the first part right, but not the second. The first part is the harder one though; kudos!</p>

[meadow36]

<p>Is their a definite answer to that riddle? It almost seems like a moral dilemma of some sort…</p>

<p>Oh you’re supposed to try to save everyone’s lives.</p>

[fledgling]

<p>^ Yes there is :P</p>

<p>EDIT: I just saw that TYIL edited his post. Congrats; that’s the right answer!</p>

[ThisCouldBeHeavn]

<p>ugh, have to leave. Hope I’m not late to class. Probably review today (see what I did there)</p>

<p>[Math</a> 170B, Section 1: Probability - Spring 2010](<a href=“http://www.math.ucla.edu/~richthammer/170b.1.10s/index.html]Math”>http://www.math.ucla.edu/~richthammer/170b.1.10s/index.html)</p>

[MosbyMarion]

<p>

Square room = two dimensional => no walls => walk away

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<p>No, the room is not two diminsional.</p>

[MosbyMarion]

<p>

You drive up to a bus stop in your car. At the bus stop, you see three people. One is an old lady who looks as though she is about to die, the other is an old friend who saved your life a long time ago, and the third is your future husband/wife. You can only take one person in your car. Who will it be?

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<p>You will drive off, leaving them all behind.</p>

[fledgling]

<p>^ Haha, harsh… :P</p>

[meadow36]

<p>Lol, I wouldn’t have bothered with helping everyone either. I’d probably take the future husband/wife and consider the rest irrelevant.</p>

[TheYankInLondon]

<p>@ Mosby</p>

<p>Is the room a cube then?</p>

[meadow36]

<p>I think I’ve heard of Mosby’s riddle a long time ago when I was younger. </p>

<p>I think it has to something with finding a saw? Cutting a something in half. Two halves make a whole. And then you jump in the hole.</p>

<p>Kind of dumb. Like another where you play a piano until you find the right “key”</p>

[TheYankInLondon]

<p>^ That’s what I thought too but I don’t think he mentioned a mirror (where you saw)</p>

<p>I have one.</p>

<p>A man is driving at 30 miles an hour he passes three cars going 35 miles per hour and is then stopped and given a ticket by a cop. How?</p>

[MosbyMarion]

<p>

You drive up to a bus stop in your car. At the bus stop, you see three people. One is an old lady who looks as though she is about to die, the other is an old friend who saved your life a long time ago, and the third is your future husband/wife. You can only take one person in your car. Who will it be?

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<p>It’s actually the correct answer. You can only take one person, that person being yourself. If you took a passanger you’d have two people in the car.</p>

[MosbyMarion]

<p>

Is the room a cube then?

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<p>Yes, but irrelevant.</p>

[MosbyMarion]

<p>

I think it has to something with finding a saw? Cutting a something in half. Two halves make a whole. And then you jump in the hole.

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<p>Nope, it’s not that one. And yes, that one is dumb. This puzzle has a real answer.</p>

[meadow36]

<p>

A man is driving at 30 miles an hour he passes three cars going 35 miles per hour and is then stopped and given a ticket by a cop. How?

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<p>Ticket for going too slow? Although idk, seems too obvious.</p>

[meadow36]

<p>So what do we have in this room?</p>

[MosbyMarion]

<p>

A man is driving at 30 miles an hour he passes three cars going 35 miles per hour and is then stopped and given a ticket by a cop. How?

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<p>He’s driving the wrong way on a one-way street.</p>

[TheYankInLondon]

<p>Mosby got it.</p>

[MosbyMarion]

<p>

So what do we have in this room?

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<p>This is a lateral puzzle, so you can ask yes-or-no questions.</p>