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On a quest to become famous, an aspiring theater student uses the search engine Bing to locate and set up meetings with esteemed actors. His journey inevitably leads to John...

Tim had an out too when that eye poke happened. Much respect for continuing with that hand.

Not to mention that if Jones lost, but continued to dominate in subsequent fights, he would be able to speculate that he lost due to lack of experience and shellshock, rather than skill.

Mir's post-fight interview was ridiculous. You try ONE takedown and say, "He forced me to stand... I couldn't get him down." For being his only chance of winning, he sure abandoned takedowns...

I think some are missing the point to all of this. Similarly, I believe women do not concede that the basic situation TO is in is just plain wrong simply because they think/fear that they are giving...

Yeah. I believe the underlying logic between my solution and your solution is nearly identical. However, people think my formulation uses a hypothetical and that your response is a cleverly...

This is my answer from post #376 (with a slight variation in the phrasing to make it clear why it is not a hypo)

Godslayer Mode Attempt #2

"Is it true that you have to tell me this door goes...

I do not think my solution above would fall within a hypothetical statement because I am asking the bird to make an internal reference as to what they would do.

Godslayer Mode Attempt #2

"Is it true that you will tell me this door goes to Heaven?"

If the bird says "Yes", pick the door you are referencing. If the bird says "No", pick the other door.
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Not in the form of a question.

I don't think this yields any different result from what I and Hercegovac8 have said about a yes/no reaction. Even if you anticipate another answer, how does any of it help you without making a...

Can you please lie to me about what is behind this door?

The answer to this is a simple yes or no response.

Truthful bird: No, I cannot lie about that. (True, he cannot lie about it)
Lying...

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Souls are a necessary predicate that Heaven or Hell is a consequence. Logic forces the issue, not making it a hypothetical. I guess you can dissect it into only humans have souls.

Until...

This is not a question, "Lie to me" is a command.

If you say, "Will you lie to me about where this door leads?" Truthful bird will say "No, I won't lie." Lying bird will say "No, I won't lie." ...

I quoted myself to address the question by TKHomie. Some of you have already responded, but I will again.

In my proposed solution, it makes no difference which bird you ask, or whether you know...

Haha. I expected someone to have proposed this by the time I got home from school. It is a simple solution, so I am wondering if someone has a good reason it is not within the rules of Godslayer (I...

Godslayer Mode Solution:

Simply ask the bird that when they die, which door will their soul go through. Whichever door they point to is the door to Heaven.

How It Works:

- The bad bird...

He would have been angled on the correct side if he started attacking the arm to pull it across the neck. The arm was literally just hanging there to the side and not once did the guy grab it to...

The guy did not even attack the arm to try to get it under the neck.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shopkeeper's_privilege

Read it. Learn it. Love it. I don't know if NC has such a law, but even if it isn't codified, it still may be common law.

If you think...