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![]() http://www.logic-puzzles.org/game.ph...c8a678d544c076
I ran out of clues to eliminate or fix boxes. I went over the clues multiple times but there weren't any clues for the boxes that were still open. So, I finally tried a hint, but that hint seemed to be a logical contradiction from the clue. The hint was for clue #7 which is: 7. Neither the jigsaw puzzle with the rustic village theme nor the jigsaw puzzle released in 1982 is the jigsaw puzzle made by Astury. So obviously: Astury != rustic village Astury != 1982 However, the hint stated that from #7 we could assume that rustic village and 1982 were not the same, in other words: rustic village != 1982 This seems to be a logical error in the puzzle generator. Last edited by scientia; 09-02-2017 at 01:22 PM. |
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![]() Look at slide # 5 for a rationalization for all three entities being separate.
http://logic-puzzles.org/how-to-solv...ther-nor-clues It is the convention for this site, and you can rely on consistency from puzzle to puzzle. |
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Think of it this way... If the pink tattoo and the Pisces tattoo were the same tattoo, it would make no sense to use "neither/nor" in the clue - it would be like saying "Neither Bob nor Bob was the electrician." It doesn't make sense in terms of normal word use or logic. It's an arbitrary rule. I can't use a website that makes up arbitrary rules about logic and meaning. And the fact that someone would make up such a ridiculous explanation rather than simply clarifying the wording of the clue makes me have even less respect for the website. I guess that's it for the puzzles here. |
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There are two ways of stating the above; one that is ambiguous and another that is not: 1. A is neither B nor C. (Implied: B is not C.) 2. A is not B or C. (Implied: B may or may not be C.) #1 is used on the website. Elsewhere, I've seen it written, "A is not B or C (and C is not B)." It's just a different convention than you're used to, but I wouldn't say it's incorrect. |
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![]() If of Hoekmolen and Westmolen, one equals Van Dijk and the other equals Den Bommel, and Hoekmolen and Westmolen are in the same category, then Van Dijk cannot equal Doesmolen. Mark the highlighted cell as FALSE. (+120 sec. penalty)
This from game 41998229 7. Of Hoekmolen and Westmolen, one is owned by the Van Dijk family and the other is in Den Bommel. WHAT?????? This makes NO sense. |
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![]() Because Hoekmilen, Westmolen, and Doesmolen are all in the same (windmill?) category, clue 7 says the Van Dijk family own either Hoekmolen OR Westmolen. They therefore cannot own Doesmolen.
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![]() Hey mods! Where are my edits?
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