Comment Comment by ThePadawan > Example 2: A says: "I am a knave, but B isn't."> (...code here...)>> Thus, in this example, both A and B are knaves.Under the premise that knaves always lie, if A is a knave, then their statement "I am a knave" must have been a lie, thus this solution cannot be correct. parent ThePadawan 7 years ago
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> Thus, in this example, both A and B are knaves.
Under the premise that knaves always lie, if A is a knave, then their statement "I am a knave" must have been a lie, thus this solution cannot be correct.