Yes/No-question puzzle
1. Would he have commited suicide if it wasn't a tunnel, but as dark as a tunnel?
2. Did whatever happened at location B make him scared of the dark?
3. So, did what happened at location B affect him, that is, he was fine while travelling from A to B?
4. Did he have bad thoughts about the dark after the happenings at B?
5. Did he not want to go back to A anymore?
2. Did whatever happened at location B make him scared of the dark?
3. So, did what happened at location B affect him, that is, he was fine while travelling from A to B?
4. Did he have bad thoughts about the dark after the happenings at B?
5. Did he not want to go back to A anymore?
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1. Would he have commited suicide if it wasn't a tunnel, but as dark as a tunnel? Maybe. Depends on..
2. Did whatever happened at location B make him scared of the dark? No
3. So, did what happened at location B affect him, that is, he was fine while travelling from A to B?
The fact that he committed suicide on his way back, but NOT on his way to B, was caused by what happened at B, if that's what you mean
4. Did he have bad thoughts about the dark after the happenings at B? No
5. Did he not want to go back to A anymore? No (he wanted to go back)
2. Did whatever happened at location B make him scared of the dark? No
3. So, did what happened at location B affect him, that is, he was fine while travelling from A to B?
The fact that he committed suicide on his way back, but NOT on his way to B, was caused by what happened at B, if that's what you mean
4. Did he have bad thoughts about the dark after the happenings at B? No
5. Did he not want to go back to A anymore? No (he wanted to go back)
Dizzy, good to see you here again
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About the puzzle; no religion, sins, God or casino involved, but indeed, he was thinking that he was blind Now guess what happened at point B
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About the puzzle; no religion, sins, God or casino involved, but indeed, he was thinking that he was blind Now guess what happened at point B
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Ok, I'll have to think some more.....(that'll take some time).
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1. Was the man living life through the fast lane? (Kidding!)
Well if it's kidding it doesn't matter but I don't know what that expression means.
2. Did the train light make him think he was blind? No, the darkness of the tunnel did.
If so, did he want to get to a safe place in time and he ran and it killed him? No, he was in the train (in the tunnel) and he committed suicide
Well if it's kidding it doesn't matter but I don't know what that expression means.
2. Did the train light make him think he was blind? No, the darkness of the tunnel did.
If so, did he want to get to a safe place in time and he ran and it killed him? No, he was in the train (in the tunnel) and he committed suicide
You mean something like a mermaid?Dizzy1 wrote:Yes...half genius, half walrus.
Of course, I understand. And yes, the final question is what happened at point B. Why he didn't commit suicide on the way to B.jdl wrote:I was thinking that, but I didn't know what happened at pt. B so I didn't post it.
No, because the darkness in the tunnel was both times the same, when he went from A to B and when he went back.Qloof234 wrote:Does the reason he didn't commit suicide on the way to point B have to do with the darkness in the tunnel?
The difference is: On his way back, he was thinking that he was blind. But on his way to, he didn't think that.
That's a big hint isn't it
Seeing as it says his vision is not that good...
Is Point B dark like the tunnel? Or is there proper lighting?
If Point B is dark, did he think he was blind because someone at Point B made him think he was blind (thus why it was dark)?
A bit of a stretch, but my nickname isn't the overthinker for nothing
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Is Point B dark like the tunnel? Or is there proper lighting?
If Point B is dark, did he think he was blind because someone at Point B made him think he was blind (thus why it was dark)?
A bit of a stretch, but my nickname isn't the overthinker for nothing
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Dlcs18 wrote:Oh the shame of people posting at the same time, oh the shame.
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On the way to Point B, was he asleep?
If so, when he woke up was he blinded?
If so to only the first question( ), was he blinded at Point B somehow?
EDIT: Fixed a mistake I made
If so, when he woke up was he blinded?
If so to only the first question( ), was he blinded at Point B somehow?
EDIT: Fixed a mistake I made
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1. Did what happened at B make him not blind anymore?
2. Did he think that life was over if he was blind again?
2. Did he think that life was over if he was blind again?
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Qloof, no he wasn't asleep, he was blind, so he didn't notice the darkness of the tunnel
2 In a manner of speaking. He thought he was blind again, and he was so sad about it, that he committed suicide.
Congratulations Darshan!
1 Exactly! He went to the hospital for an eye-surgery.mqdar wrote:1. Did what happened at B make him not blind anymore?
2. Did he think that life was over if he was blind again?
2 In a manner of speaking. He thought he was blind again, and he was so sad about it, that he committed suicide.
Congratulations Darshan!