the trolley crushes the rolling man before he can complete a single revolution and create a new gap.
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Nicholas Rogers
Oliver Anderson
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Lucas Young
It's impossible for a human to perfecly roll forever, once he stops for a second the trolley'll get him.
Noah Fisher
Is it C3?
Thomas Evans
Bernard knowing what albert doesn't know doesn't provide bernard with definitive information. Bernard is a lying brainlet.
Albert is a lying sheep.
I multi-track drift over CD and 12 in order to maximize the probability of winning.
Andrew Fisher
D4 Brainlet
Benjamin Edwards
anyone with knowledge of only the letter cannot know where the correct pad is, since there is always 2 or more pads on each letter track. someone who knows 5 or 6 automatically knows that it is 5B or 6A, since there is only one for each. That albert knows that bernard doesn't know means that there is no pad in the letter tracks that can be singled out, that is, A and B are no answers, and with that 5 and 6 are no answer either.
Bernard says now that he knows which pad it is now, that means that after tracks A and B were removed from the equation he was left with only one choice for the pad, that means that 1 is a nono.
Albert then says that now he knows which one it is, so after track 1 was removed only one pad was left for him to guess at.
The only pad that matches this is C3
am i right?
Noah Ramirez
>am i right?
No, there is a flaw in your reasoning here:
>someone who knows 5 or 6 automatically knows that it is 5B or 6A, since there is only one for each. That albert knows that bernard doesn't know means that there is no pad in the letter tracks that can be singled out, that is, A and B are no answers, and with that 5 and 6 are no answer either.
Austin Garcia
To calrify, your 5 6 logic is valid, but not a b logic
Justin Gray
albert says that he knows that bernard doesn't know
shouldn't that mean he knows that whichever letter he has, never gives bernard the chance that he can single a pad out.
if albert has A or B, then he knows that Bernard has 2/6 chance of knowing which pad it is. Since albert is completelly certain that Bernard doesn't know then that means that Albert doesn't have A or B, since A and B are the only ones that give the chance to single a pad out.
tl;dr I stand by my logic