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Oy mate! Jus make beer bong out of yer fedora... The shelia's dig it!

Personally, I think Solution 2 is the best one because it removes the arbitrary "dropping a pebble on the ground so that we can't tell what it was..." There's too much at stake for that type of solution to be rationally implemented. Of course, she could just pick the one of the pebbles out of...

Using symbolic logic... p: The statement is true (~p: the statement is false) q: He will work for Terrence (~q: he will NOT work for Terrence) r: He will work for Angus (~r: he will NOT work for Angus) s: He will work for neither (~s: he will work for one of them) Conditional (p -> q)...

Solution...but this problem doesn't belong HERE. I believe this is an easy one...probably too easy for this forum, but here goes: If there are three switches in one room and you cannot directly see the results when you turn a switch, then you must rely on other senses to determine which...