Logic puzzle
Two doors, two robots, one question
One robot always tells the truth, the other always lies, and you get one question. Here’s the question that works, with every possible case checked.
Pictured Out takes ordinary things that behave strangely and follows one question from the wrong first guess to what the evidence shows, including what nobody has settled yet. The videos are on YouTube. The full story, with the sources, is here.
Logic puzzle
One robot always tells the truth, the other always lies, and you get one question. Here’s the question that works, with every possible case checked.
Brain science
Your brain seems to predict your own touch and turn it down. Here’s the robot experiment that tested that idea, what it measured, and where our short version goes too far.
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