Anthropic Principle (or Anthropic Coincidences) What do you know about them?

JIA, I have a riddle for you. I have to coins totaling 55 cents and one of them is not a 50 cent piece, what are they?

This is not just a simple riddle but a test in the way you think, I would like you to try and answer this without trying to look it up.

That is a false play on language.

Originally posted by PITT_HAPPENS
JIA, I have a riddle for you. I have to coins totaling 55 cents and one of them is not a 50 cent piece, what are they?

This is not just a simple riddle but a test in the way you think, I would like you to try and answer this without trying to look it up.

Hey! The first time I heard that one, it stumped me too. So, what are you saying. 😠 😆

I'm saying its perfectly correct grammar to interpret that phrase in a manner in which it would be totally unsolvable.

The "solution" relies on gramatically incorrect interpretation of the sentance.

Originally posted by PITT_HAPPENS
JIA, I have a riddle for you. I have to coins totaling 55 cents and one of them is not a 50 cent piece, what are they?

This is not just a simple riddle but a test in the way you think, I would like you to try and answer this without trying to look it up.

A better question to test JIA's intelligence in a simple math problem.

2(A+20)/120=(A-9)/2

Originally posted by Alliance
I'm saying its perfectly correct grammar to interpret that phrase in a manner in which it would be totally unsolvable.

The "solution" relies on gramatically incorrect interpretation of the sentance.

I have two coins totaling 55 cents and one of them is not a 50 cent piece, what are they?

I know! I know! Teacher! Teacher! Pick me!!!!

Originally posted by PITT_HAPPENS
I just realized there is a spelling error on it.
[b]
Corrected:

I have two coins totaling 55 cents and one of them is not a 50 cent piece, what are they? [/B]

being totally unwilling to think it through, I'll fess up to not knowing 😛

PM me if you know or want the answer. This is a test in how JIA does some of his deductive reasoning.

Originally posted by Alliance
I'm saying its perfectly correct grammar to interpret that phrase in a manner in which it would be totally unsolvable.

The "solution" relies on gramatically incorrect interpretation of the sentance.

Originally posted by inimalist
being totally unwilling to think it through, I'll fess up to not knowing 😛

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
2(A+20)/120=(A-9)/2

Originally posted by Mindship
Uh-oh. You're gonna do a "Coulda had a V8" forehead slap when you find out.

Now this...this I'm unwilling to think through. But it looks like the "New Coke" formula.

Originally posted by Bardock42
It's not hard really, just annoying numbers.

Do you know what A is?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Do you know what A is?

[edit] I take it back, excellent numbers.

Originally posted by Bardock42
In a minute if you want me to.

[edit] I take it back, excellent numbers.

Go for it. 😄

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Do you know what A is?

Originally posted by Mindship
A for Anthropic.
Isn't that the topic?

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Originally posted by PITT_HAPPENS
JIA, I have a riddle for you. I have to coins totaling 55 cents and one of them is not a 50 cent piece, what are they?

This is not just a simple riddle but a test in the way you think, I would like you to try and answer this without trying to look it up.

Anthropic Principle (or Anthropic Coincidences) What do you know about them?

This is the thread topic not riddles.

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
Anthropic Principle (or Anthropic Coincidences) What do you know about them?

This is the thread topic not riddles.

He is trying to get a point across to you.

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
Anthropic Principle (or Anthropic Coincidences) What do you know about them?

This is the thread topic not riddles.

Except YOU don't actually address YOUR own topic.