On Wed, 2004-10-13 at 12:15, Eric Cavalcanti wrote:
> As an extra challenge, can you think of a way to
> find out if JA=YES in some of the outcomes? It
> would involve different questions, but I think it
> should be possible in principle.
I thought about that problem more, and I am convinced
that
At 00:57 13/10/04 -0400, Jesse Mazer wrote:
Nice work, Eric!
Absolutely. I don't really need to add a thing, although
when I got the time I will compare Eric's solution with Boolos' one
(but I think they are quite the same).
It looks Eric solved what Boolos called "The Hardest Logical Puzzle Ever"
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