I'm stumped, I'll admit. Earlier today I had the passing thought of "I hope sp takes a crack at this so we can get a new clue I might have a shot at" before I was all "... oh."
@Rubio I admit that I'm trying to balance being able to have new clues to try solving and not seeming impatient by dishing out hints left right and centre :P (fairness-wise I think this one's okay - it's a little odd but not too complex in hindsight)
I was playing a riddle app and it posed the question:
What has one eye but cannot see?
There are 12 available tiles of letters (each can only be used once):
A A D E E E L N N O O U
The app is expecting a specific six-letter answer, which is:
However, I found an alternative six-letter ...
There is a scenario which goes along the following lines:
There are three friends. The friends are either truth tellers, or liars. One friend makes the statement:
"If I am a truth teller, the other two are liars".
What can I deduce from this statement?
What connects all the following:
One of the elements deciding hereditary
Hypothetical character for assuming and proceed in problem solving
One of the type of invisible means in medical diagnostic
Connected with Jesus Christ's birth, well, in a way
A well known type of factor / part of title of...
I know, but that's just the meaning at face. But 99 is just a symbol, no? And "messages" depends on context, and ... ( Okay, I'll stop. I'm clearly no "logician". And also not good at making jokes.)
Consider all matrixes with $1,0$ if all the numbers are $1$ we define $S=1$ and if all the numbers are $0$ then $S=0$ if non of them happened then we divide it into $4$,$2^{n-1}*2^{n-1}$ matrixes and find the $S$ of every part let the amounts calculated from top left to down right be $d_1,d_2,d_3...
since you quoted the comment instead of just marking it obsolete, I thought you were raising the comment's request again. either way, it seemed a fitting thing to do.