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#61
(Original post by elpaw)
what if the bulbs are energy-saving?
what if the bulbs are energy-saving?
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#62
rofl..... doesnt matter if they are energy saving, the fact that they light up means they will give off heat (its what happens to bulbs).
tommypip, did u work that one out urself?
tommypip, did u work that one out urself?
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#63
i didnt know david blaine posted this - i'm not in either GOT or the way, so i cant award rep points. What are rep points anyway?
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#64
(Original post by 4Ed)
rofl..... doesnt matter if they are energy saving, the fact that they light up means they will give off heat (its what happens to bulbs).
tommypip, did u work that one out urself?
rofl..... doesnt matter if they are energy saving, the fact that they light up means they will give off heat (its what happens to bulbs).
tommypip, did u work that one out urself?
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#65
(Original post by 4Ed)
i didnt know david blaine posted this - i'm not in either GOT or the way, so i cant award rep points. What are rep points anyway?
i didnt know david blaine posted this - i'm not in either GOT or the way, so i cant award rep points. What are rep points anyway?
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#67
(Original post by elpaw)
led's don't get hot
led's don't get hot
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#68
(Original post by fishpaste)
Does prisoner's dilemma actually have an answer? I always thought it was open.
Does prisoner's dilemma actually have an answer? I always thought it was open.
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#69
(Original post by 4Ed)
which is why they're light bulbs. light bulbs obey classical physics, while leds obey quantum (and also dont produce enough power to generate heat)
which is why they're light bulbs. light bulbs obey classical physics, while leds obey quantum (and also dont produce enough power to generate heat)
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#70
(Original post by elpaw)
what's the prisoner's dillema?
what's the prisoner's dillema?
You've just been arrested, accused of murder. So has your friend. You're dragged off to separate cells, to be questioned, before you get the chance to talk to each other. The situation is, if you both plead not guilty, then you both get off, no problem. If you both plead guilty, then you both get 10 years. However, if you plead not guilty, and your mate pleads guilty, you get life and he gets 10 years. What do you plead in order to minimise your prison sentence?
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#71
(Original post by fishpaste)
I've only ever approached it in Economics, but I think it goes something like this:
You've just been arrested, accused of murder. So has your friend. You're dragged off to separate cells, to be questioned, before you get the chance to talk to each other. The situation is, if you both plead not guilty, then you both get off, no problem. If you both plead guilty, then you both get 10 years. However, if you plead not guilty, and your mate pleads guilty, you get life and he gets 10 years. What do you plead in order to minimise your prison sentence?
I've only ever approached it in Economics, but I think it goes something like this:
You've just been arrested, accused of murder. So has your friend. You're dragged off to separate cells, to be questioned, before you get the chance to talk to each other. The situation is, if you both plead not guilty, then you both get off, no problem. If you both plead guilty, then you both get 10 years. However, if you plead not guilty, and your mate pleads guilty, you get life and he gets 10 years. What do you plead in order to minimise your prison sentence?
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#72
(Original post by fishpaste)
I've only ever approached it in Economics, but I think it goes something like this:
You've just been arrested, accused of murder. So has your friend. You're dragged off to separate cells, to be questioned, before you get the chance to talk to each other. The situation is, if you both plead not guilty, then you both get off, no problem. If you both plead guilty, then you both get 10 years. However, if you plead not guilty, and your mate pleads guilty, you get life and he gets 10 years. What do you plead in order to minimise your prison sentence?
I've only ever approached it in Economics, but I think it goes something like this:
You've just been arrested, accused of murder. So has your friend. You're dragged off to separate cells, to be questioned, before you get the chance to talk to each other. The situation is, if you both plead not guilty, then you both get off, no problem. If you both plead guilty, then you both get 10 years. However, if you plead not guilty, and your mate pleads guilty, you get life and he gets 10 years. What do you plead in order to minimise your prison sentence?
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#73
(Original post by 4Ed)
i didnt know david blaine posted this - i'm not in either GOT or the way, so i cant award rep points. What are rep points anyway?
i didnt know david blaine posted this - i'm not in either GOT or the way, so i cant award rep points. What are rep points anyway?
click on the face next to the edit and reply buttons by my post and then follow the easy steps!
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#75
(Original post by tommypip)
If it was yesterday and you were talking about tomorrow then that tomorrow would be today....... I think
If it was yesterday and you were talking about tomorrow then that tomorrow would be today....... I think
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#76
(Original post by elpaw)
i think you have to apply game theory to that one
i think you have to apply game theory to that one
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#77
(Original post by DevilsDoor)
Answer is today, well done tommypip
Answer is today, well done tommypip
D'oh!! I got it wrong then!! *hides face in shame*
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#78
Amazing. You people are having fun with all these riddles. I'm going to have to read the whole thread at some point. Love the one about light bulbs though.
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