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Re: King, Queen & Jack
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Fri, 22 Dec 2000 16:29:34 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Scott Arthur writes:
> Not persuaded? Try this one - the question in each test is: "Can both
> statements be true at the same time?"
Hmm... By my read, you probably meant to say in each statement that those
were the ONLY things on the table? Otherwise I find that only the last test
has two conflicting statements.
DaveE
> Test 1
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> There is a pin and/or a bolt on the table, or else there is a bolt and a
> nail on the table.
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> There is a bolt and a nail on the table
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> Test 2
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> There is a pin and/or a bolt on the table, or else there is a bolt and a
> nail on the table.
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> There is a pin and a bolt on the table
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> Test 3
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> There is a pin and/or a bolt on the table, or else there is a bolt and a
> nail on the table.
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> There is a nail but no bolt on the table
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> Test 4
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> There is a pin and/or a bolt on the table, or else there is a bolt and a
> nail on the table.
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> There is no pin and no bolt on the table
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| (...) She was correct - as are you. Apparently, our minds are unless in dealing with false information. If a fact is proven true - it is put in our "RAM". The problem is we don't have much RAM, so there is no space for the false data. 95% of (...) (24 years ago, 22-Dec-00, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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