[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Mrprez

Where did the archaeologist come from?

One of the versions of this logic puzzle uses archaeologists and cannibals.

I have seen it with wolves and sheep or something like that.

[Byte1]

Anyone that has ever watched the Walking Dead series, can see the resemblance of the folks shambling across the golf course daily to the zombies on the show. Taking that into consideration, how would you discern the difference between Villagers and cannibals?

[Rodneysblue]

Originally Posted by JohnN

Three cannibals and three Villagers have to cross a river. The boat they have is only big enough for two people. If at any point in time there are more cannibals on one side of the river than Villagers, the cannibals will eat them. The boat can’t cross the river by itself, someone has to be in it to row it across.
What plan can the Villagers use for crossing the river so they don’t get eaten?

Note that if a boat with a cannibal and a Villager travels to a shore with one cannibal on it, then number of cannibals is greater than number of Villagers, even if you say the Villager immediately takes the boat back.

Answer coming soon.


Question 2 - Who are the three Villagers!!!! LOL

The Villagers take out their concealed carry weapons and shoot the cannibals and cross the river at their leisure.

[Mrprez]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

One of the versions of this logic puzzle uses archaeologists and cannibals.

I have seen it with wolves and sheep or something like that.

Yes, I have seen it in various forms as well. Just not with a random third group of people introduced willy-nilly.

[jimhurtt@twc.com]

No thanks. I don't think unless I have to.

[Ksfirefighter]

Just wait and the Villages will build a bridge next week!