The witch already said the only way to cross the river is to swim across it, meaning it wouldn't freeze over. So if you're allowed to make the false assumption that because it's winter time the river will be frozen (not all rivers freeze in winter) then you can make any assumptions you want. I said after 100 days a bridge was built. But someone could have built a dam and it was now a dry river bed.
The same goes for most of these riddles. You can make any assumptions you want if you're not given enough information. For the lug nut one I said "put bubble gum on the end of the stick" then the nut will stick to the gum. The reason the adult didn't think about is because he didn't have bubble gum but the kid did because kids love bubble gum."
And why if we're already told that the only one witness told the truth and the others told one lie and one truth are we to assume the cop was telling the truth?
very true, that riddle didn't hold water (pardon the pun) also a couple of other points, he rode the road for 100 days to the river so why would anybody make a road that long that just deadends at a river with no way accross, if it took him 100 days riding a horse to get there how would the witch know about it being soooo far away from her, he could have just swam across if it was too deep to ride over. the prisoner 1 also has more then 1 answer, the second man could have busted the 3rd higher by pushing his feet with his hands or even just crossed his arms over his head and the 3rd man stand on there adding at least 6 more inches to the total height
+GloryKlaw best part of 3 months riding a horse on one road.. I thought by the time he got to the river he couldn't be bothered and went home to play on his Ps4.
Breathing: the process of taking air into and expelling it from the lungs. We are all breathing at the same time, not specifically inhaling and exhaling, but we are definitely breathing at the same time : D
Honestly, the information is presented in a way that makes it very hard to examine it. In the car accident, you should present all statements at once in a list
ok but how are you supposed to answer number two? they say river and it shows moving water, which means the water wouldn't freeze because it was in motion, also, in Texas, bodies of water hardly ever freeze mid winter
All of you live in the southern US. It hardly gets cold there. Imagine Prince Charming being English, or German. It would definitely freeze during winter there
Omg I love when I find one of your comments hanging out in the wild. Bright Side's riddle videos are garbage but I can't stop watching them for some reason.
What about people with no quality of life or those who are being revived by medical staff and were technically dead? What about people who are immortalised, their legacy lives on.... one of the ways people deal with death is to say your loved one lives on in you.
@Olivia Yu But he tells us right up front that the prince arrives at the house in the fall, we also see the leaves on the trees are turning colors too, so we have to conclude that the area (where the prince is) has changing seasons.
@@kuls43 But he tells us right up front that the prince arrives at the house in the fall, we also see the leaves on the trees are turning colors too ,so we have to conclude that the area (where the prince is) has changing seasons.
A much better title would be " 5 Dad Riddles to make you overthink a riddle thereby taking away from the cleverness of a well thought out and written riddle and leaving you wondering whether these were in fact actual riddles to begin with, and if they are they seem like they were likely written by a 4th grader that was asked to make up a riddle in under an hour."
I agree some of these riddles were very poorly written and when you have to make an Assumption that the Police officer is being truthful when the riddle clearly stated that he didn't even see the accident, and only saw the car driving away from the scene. This kind of inconsistency makes for a really bad riddle with too many possible solutions to make it interesting.
The rabbit hutch and the hat riddles were strong and well-structured. The police officer one was okay, but was too vague about the police statement, and if you did pick up on that, was incredibly easy. The first, second and bonus riddle were far too open, so many options could be proposed. However, even for the good ones, the time limit was ridiculous. Very few people would be able to complete these riddles within 15 seconds.
Number 2 is only obvious to those who live where rivers freeze. In Australia there are no rivers that freeze over. ADDED: See Ender Girl's reply to my comment below - a perfectly valid solution for countries like Australia, and I'm embarrassed that I didn't think of this answer myself!! Kudos to Ender Girl!!
Absolutely agreed, instead of winter I said that it was summer and miraculously the river had dried up so the prince and horse would be able to cross without needing to use the tunic.
Ender Girl - Now THAT could absolutely apply in Australia where many of our rivers ARE dry in Summer (and sometimes for several years at a time). I lived for some time in Ahmedabad in India and the river there was dry in Summer too. Obviously your answer could apply to at least a few countries. Well done - that's a great answer, and I'm kicking myself that I didn't come up with it!!!!
Or he rode HIS HORSE till he found a place where the river wasn't too deep to croos it on a horse or where someone build a bridge because let's face it : who wants to trust a old granny witch in a fantasy world and try to swim or walk on ice with a cursed artefact made for that occasion in the inventory ? xD
The bonus question was needless as it doesn't test anything substantial. However the hutch riddle is a brilliant mathematical question and was the one question where it got me. The Prince riddle is ridiculous as you'd have to imagine yourself in a climate where rivers freeze during winter. I live in India and many of the rivers here flow throughout the year with temperature changes.
Max Astna I live in Miami that's correct cause our winter is most place summer time as in temperature. Basically saying water never freezes over during winter time.
Max Astna also, if I needed to walk over a frozen river and I had a magic tunic that would make it impossible for me to drown, I would definitely wear it. I'm not trusting a random river more than a hundred walking days from my place to be frozen enough to support my weight if I can help it, how lazy can a prince be...
He said that everyone except on person had one right and one wrong the other person had all right. The lady that said it was a grey Ford had the Ford part right and grey part wrong.
The narrator said five out of six witnesses had 1 right & 1 wrong answer. Only one bystander got both details right. He also said we should take the policeman's trusted account as a starting point. From here onwards, you need to do an elimination based on the policeman's account that it was really going fast. Take a look at the table here: Woman 1: Blue car + man Man 1: Fast + headlights off Woman 2: License plate + not fast Man 2: Toyota + headlights off Woman 3: No license plates + woman Woman 4: Grey car + Ford Now look at how I do my elimination based on the prime fact that it was going "fast", and follow the elimination numbers 1-5: Woman 1: Blue car + man (Elimination 3) Man 1: Fast + headlights off Woman 2: License plate + not fast (Elimination 1) Man 2: Toyota (Elimination 5)+ headlights off Woman 3: No license plates (Elimination 2) + woman Woman 4: Grey car (Elimination 4) + Ford Hence, once you gather them together, it was a female driver in a blue Ford with license plates and the headlights are turned off. Hope that helps!
Number 4 made me upset lol it said the police tracked the person leaving the scene fast. That has nothing to do with the speed the person was going when the incident occurred. Because if that, I got a different answer that works perfectly with no ambiguous information. Here are the statements: 1. Blue Car, man driver 2. Fast, headlights off 3. Had license plates, slow 4. Toyota, headlights off 5. No license plates, woman driver 6. Grey car, Ford We know from the beginning that the headlights are off since there was no conflicting information. So I figured if I follow the logical trail as if everyone only had one right, then the logical path will reveal the one that had both right, as long as it doesn't conflict with any other statement we've taken as truth. From #2 and #4, if there are no headlights, then its not fast or a toyota. Which means it is slow and is a ford from #3 and #6. That in turn means there were no license plates and the car wasnt grey. That brings us to #1 and #5. If its not grey, then its blue. But now we have a natural overlap. If there are no license plates, then it wasnt a woman driver. It was a male. Which would put the #1 statement as the fully true one Answers from this logic 1. Brand: Ford 2. Color: Blue 3. Speed: Slow 4. Plates: No 5. Lights: Off 6. Gender: Man If I'm missing a flaw in this logic, please let me know! That benefits me so I can think better next time. I just don't like how the police information was technically not relevant since the driver could've been going slower when he hit the guy, and sped from the scene, which would be why the officer tracked him going fast when he was leaving the scene.
Your logic allows for various right answers that's why it can not be used. I will explain.. You already got one part of the results that gives you the #1 as the correct person but using your formula the # 6 can also be the correct person with different results. lets say it is like you say "No headlights" as a true statement since no one opposed it, so... 1. Blue Car, man driver 2. Fast, headlights off 3. Had license plates, slow 4. Toyota, headlights off 5. No license plates, woman driver 6. Grey car, Ford --- 2 and 4 are right with Headlights off, that means it's slow and not a Toyota. 3 is correct with slow so that means it doesn't have license plate. 5 is correct with no license plate so it's not a woman 1 is correct with man driver but it's not blue that means 6 is correct with grey car also ford since it's not a Toyota. That's why your logic can't be used or correct. Because it allows for various formulas to be right (#1 and #6 are the correct information), and only 1 formula should be the right option.
#2 ~ If the answer states that it was September in the beginning then it the final answer is applicable as we can assume it's in the Northern Hemisphere instead however, it makes it an effort at being an uncertainty principle as it does not infer relative location and due to geo-location of seasons in the hemispheres, Winter is at the end of the year for the Northern Hemisphere, Winter is at around mid-early of the year for the Southern Hemisphere If not enough information makes it about the relative location according to seasons then it's not a riddle but a play of assumptions
The Arson Act "Summer had just ended" you know that 100 days after the end of summer winter arrives right. Don't get mad if you get smth wrong just accept your mistakes
Goltas And your point is? Read what I said again and you'll understand how it's not a puzzle or even a logical puzzle, you'll see that there is an error/misconception Seasons run differently in the hemispheres meaning the months are different, if you can't think for yourself then the educational system in your country has failed you Summer is at the end of the Southern Hemisphere for example, so then 100 days from then is not September, it's May, June and July and if we don't have information about the geo-location or relative location then all it is was just a play of assumptions based on the uncertainty principle
You could literally see that it was sunny and the trees still had their leaves and everyting... And I found it pretty obcious, since they made a big deal out of mentioning how much time had gone by.
Assuming that it's a prince, that would mean it is during medival times since he is travelling on the horse. During medival times, only north hemisphere had royal families - before colonial times
XeanderMan But England still goes by monarchy and Japan at one time did to and so does Barbados Bahamas and a part in Jamaica all still have monarchy meaning the potential for a "prince" and if we were going by Grim fairy tales then yes it would be taken place in the northern hemisphere
None of those are monarchies. They're Constitutional Monarchies, meaning they have a 'ruler' which has no power, and an actual (slightly more boring) government official running everything behind. Like England, for example; the Queen doesn't really have any power: it's the Prime Minister that does that.
Blockman 350 In England that's a delegation of power. The queen can dissolve parliament and call for new elections, so basically she can fire the prime minister and his entire cabinet.
Yes and no, while we all experience gravity, the amount of gravitational force we are exposed to differs depending on altitude, so, someone on the coast experiences more gravity than someone in the alps.
There is no "yes and no", just yes. He said "experience gravitational force", not "experience the same amount of gravitational force." Since all people do experience SOME amount of gravitational force, even if the amount of force differs, you are still experiencing it.
Speaking of puzzles, a joke: Q. What would made a puzzle fan happy but angry at the same time? A. A cross word puzzle would make him/her happy but a cross word (rude words) would made him/her mad!
1) The Kid lent him is bike, which the man drove to the Servo to get 4 new Wheel Nuts is a better answer. 2) Not very good. 5) The Hat's one is a classic.
Where are you people from? The Charles River in Boston frozen from one side to the other just a couple years ago. And there a lot of places colder than Boston. If you worry that the Charles is too small, consider that parts of the Great Lakes also froze a couple years ago. When it's cold, water freezes. If the air temperature is 20 degrees below the freezing point, it will freeze enough for moving water to slow down and then freeze.
Rick Desper in some places the water doesn't freeze though! Like here in NZ or in our neighbouring country Australia! Our rivers don't freeze and that happens to a lot of people around the world as well! This riddle answer is really only pointed to those who's rivers freeze in winter.
I disagree.. It says "He didn't need to put on the tunic to cross the river"...I think this means apparently he crossed the river but didn't have to use the tunic. It has already been made positive that he did cross the river but didn't use the tunic.
Speaking of puzzles, a joke: Q. What would made a puzzle fan happy but angry at the same time? A. A cross word puzzle would make him/her happy but a cross word (rude words) would made him/her mad!
They were blue and grey. You're not meant to guess or assume anything, you're meant to work it out with logic. Pity bright side didn't bother doing that, and then felt he had to change the puzzle to justify his incorrect answer.
You can't change things, or you're answering a different puzzle, unless you made the change in the actual puzzle and keep the same details in the answer, but that would just mess the puzzle up. Besides if you ASSUME the policeman is telling the truth and work from that, then all the witnesses lied and that conflicts with the puzzle. So the answer in the video is most definitely, absolutely, completely and utterly, totally wrong! We might as well say "it was the Bolivian navy on manouvers in the south paciffic" :D "the first person states it was a blue car. while later on someone else states it was a ford and it was gray." - No! Witness 1 says "it was a blue car, it was driven by a man", witness 6 said "it was a grey ford". Clearly "blue car" and "grey ford" are single statements, which makes person 6 the one who told the truth. "Blue car" also has two bits of information, and yet no one claims it's two statements, so how and why is "grey ford" two statements? If we decide, that "grey ford" is two statements, then we can at best only rule out witness 4, leaving no solution. This proves that either this way is folly, or the puzzle is very badly constucted. Or we can use our brains and skip this folly all together. If we realise that "grey ford" is of course the same as "blue car", except more specific and a different colour, then it's obvious witness 6 is the one who told the truth, we can check this and see that if any of the other witnesses were the one that "only told the truth" then only four of the witnesses told one truth and one lie, this conflicts with the puzzle and so it has to be witness 6. The only way to reach a solution is to work from what witness 6 says. I really fail to see why people have such a hard time realising that "grey ford" is one statement, to me it's always been completely obvious, there was never any doubt. I first heard this when I was 7, I can't remember whether (back then) the question was who was the culprit or not, but I immediately realised it was the policeman and that witness 6 told the truth, I then spent a few minutes asking for the puzzle to be repeated and working out the details to prove it. Unfortunately I have to use paper now and it takes far longer :( esp to confirm the other possibilities don't work. Maybe everyone's just too occupied trying to justify bright sides idiotic answer to realise the obvious and work it out for themselves.
My solution to many of these puzzles is if I can't figure it out instantly, I should guess. I learned long ago that tricky puzzles are not worth my time most of my time, and I still learn something from the explanation
Catman It was one statement not two. Person number 6 said "is a grey ford" which is one statement. She is assumed as the only person fully correct. You can work out the rest of the riddle from there
Tommy Dashed nop... take #2 for example... river could have been dry, bridge build, etc. And just cuz its winter doent mean frozen rivers.... parts of the world dont get that cold...
TheAngele74 With the information given the only answer is that the river iced over. There is no info given that can lead to a bridge being built or the river drying up. People need to understand that just because they are wrong doesn't make a riddle bad and usually when they think there are other answers they are probably missing something.
"With the information given the only answer is that the river iced over. There is no info given that can lead to a bridge being built or the river drying up." There is no information on the freezin part, either. In fact the riddle (the witch) literally says there is no other way than swimming to cross the river. And then the answer is that there is another way than swimming. Bad riddle.
The narrator himself tells you summer has ended, meaning it's September, he also tells you 100 days have passed, which makes it winter. You're not supposed to take the witch's words for fact, because she's a witch. That's the whole point of that character, to throw you off.
The police officer said the car is going fast, keep that in mind. The numbers below are based on the witnesses order in the video. Keep in mind that only 1 had a full truth, and 5 were half truth half lie. 1. blue car/ man - Using number 5's word, it was a blue car 2. high speed/ lights turned off - Using everyone else's word, this was the only witness who told the truth. 3. no plates/ not fast - Using the police officer's word, the driver must have had plates. 4. toyota/ lights turned off - Using number 6's word, the lights were turned off 5. no plates/ woman - Using number 3's word, the driver was a woman 6. gray/ ford - Using number 1's word, it was a ford
Tyler Landgrebe he was just telling us what the final answer was because everyone had 1 truth and the last girl had the ford part right, but the grey part wrong, so he combined those two answers and said "a blue ford"
+Kody Manning Yeah they used points from every witness other than the one that said the car was travelling slow, because he said that every witness stated both one wrong and one right factor about the car, the first witness said the car was blue and the last said that it was a gray ford, the right factor being the brand (Ford) instead of the colour. He made it confusing by making the car blue on the last witness so I see the misconceptions but I got what Bright Side was trying to get at here.
"they said for each witness, they gave one right and one wrong aspect, the aspect was within the brand stated, not the colour." - One witness told only the truth remember. "The car was a grey ford" is a single statement, not two statments like "The car was blue; The driver was...;" All we know is that one of the witnesses told the truth, we have to work from there. Since 5 of the witnesses each made two statements, the one person we know is telling the truth is witness 6, trace it back and we find out the policeman is lying. Why would you change the details round for no reason, it sounds like extra work and it changes the puzzle. You can't change the puzzle! "He made it confusing by making the car blue on the last witness so I see the misconceptions but I got what Bright Side was trying to get at here." - it's not a misconception, he really did change the details which makes it an accurate observation. What was he trying to get at then?
there are several variations of the same riddle each with a similar reasoning. in truth the fourth man is irrelevant and could be reworded as there are two hats one color and one hat of a different color. it's also possible to ask the men in order instead of allowing them to speak any time. but no matter what. the answer is always based on "I learn something because others can't make a decision"
Yeah, it would be a better riddle with just three men and having them speak in turn beginning with the first one. Otherwise the second guy is making an assumption when he answers as the first man could just be taking his time or be a really slow thinker.
Its wrong tho, if it was a competition the 3rd or 4th would yell first as they would be guessing and wouldn't have to think before yelling. The question wasn't who would be correct first it was who would yell first.
I think it would be the second one who would yell first since he sees only one hat and would assume everyone is wearing the same colour. First one would have to think a bit because it could be white, black, or who knows if he's wearing a different coloured hat. Three and Four would have no clue at all so they wouldn't have yelled immediately.
With the hats, *Criminal* #4 can't be seen by the others, so would cheat & look at his hat straight away, then shout out first. If they're not going to cheat, what's the point of stating they are all criminals? ;)
I can hold my breathe and then disprove your statement, but honestly there really isn't anything that we all do simultaneously, even getting older still has a problem of when someone dies. I mean we all 'exist' simultaneously but that's not a fun answer
Topothetop Gamingz But it isn't fair for those whose county first have the for seasons because we don't have winter and wouldn't guess that the river had frozen over
There isn't enough data in the riddle to deduce that the river would be frozen... As it is a fantasy as you say, what are the seasonal rules for this imaginary kingdom?
Although he says September in the answer, that's only because in the riddle he said summer was ending. We could just have said it was the end of February and 100 days later it's Winter with a frozen river.
Speaking of puzzles, a joke: Q. What would made a puzzle fan happy but angry at the same time? A. A cross word puzzle would make him/her happy but a cross word (rude words) would made him/her mad!
Why?Is he good at riddles?Oh Penny-wise(From the IT movie) should of came cause, he can float so he can pull the car.But Bright Side,do you know Pennywise?
The only reason I didn't get the river one is because rivers are moving water so they don't usually freeze, and if they do it isn't frozen all the way through
Bella Cherry which is why the riddle mentions the meeting being just after summer, thus no matter where you are, 100 days later it's winter. Only in the explanation of the answer did he say September
The time you took explaining the riddles took longer than 15 seconds and theses take time to think about so unless you paused the video this is nearly impossible
That's what I thought too, but the phrasing was important. It said the others all gave one true "piece of information" and one false one. I think they made the last one a single statement to throw you off. As a whole, "It was a gray Ford" was a single false statement, but the car being gray and it being a Ford were two different "pieces of information", one true and one false. Frustrating, I know, but it is logically sound.
And its not a Ford its a Toyota. Since they guy said that car was moving fast and its headlights were turned off, other guy said it was Toyota and had its headlights turned off. Polce said car was going very fast, thus turned off headlights are false, which would make it being a Toyota True. Eather that or Toyota guy said 2 false sentences instead of 1 True and 1 False.
For all the people who (like me at first) think that "breathing" is a possible answer for the bonus question: There might be someone holding his breath somewhere right now, and at that moment we are not all doing it simultaneously.
Minu Tandon Kapur XXDDDD IKR that's not really logical but must be a long journey BTW I reported the one who said how is that funny! And youtube deleted them
just because he is a prince it dosen't mean he dosen't know how to survive in a forest also he can carry food with him from the begining maybe the witch gave him some aswell and in these 100 days he might stoped in a city or found a random kfc
My head broke!!! I'm searching for the pieces of my head so I can join it😂 Please make another video on the "riddles that help you to regain your head"..😉😊
Regarding the bonus riddle there are more than one answers correct: all people on earth also have their hearts beat simultaneously for example (not in the same pace of course but it is something that happens to everyone alive at the same time).
well TECHNICALLY there are people who have their hearts transplanted right now or undergo bypass surgery or something and are in fact living without a beating heart (same goes for breathing obviously, I gave the same answer though so please don't hate me :D)
Rivers can‘t freeze, because the water is flowing constantly so ice can‘t be existing however lakes can freeze Because the water isnt moving, or did u ever saw a frozen lake?
This is logical but doesn't take stuff into consideration, like people have other solutions to problems. At first I didn't realize and I said the dude rode the bicycle to an auto store and bought new nuts, for the second I said the horse swam across because I assumed that it is like here where I live and water doesn't freeze in winter. Smart people can solve it but am I too smart if I overthink and come up with out of the box answers?
Tommy Dashed Assuming the place is so icy cold that the river freezes thick enough to hold a horse and person is adding extra info too. It is very rare for a moving river to just freeze
Owen Pook That is not extra information, that is called a deduction. All you bring is anecdotal evidence and yet it is false because there are plenty of places where it is rare for the rivers to not ice over.
Getting older is not really an action... You can say so many actions that humans are doing simultaneously if you count that, such as being alive or being inside our galaxy or everyone is simultaneously desten to die
everyone is not breathing simultaneously, for e.g.say when someone swims a length of a pool underwater they arent breathing at that point when other are. i thought 'passing time' as an answer
Hey guys! Did our riddles break your head? ;-)
BRIGHT SIDE yeah it did mostly the bonus one it was so obviously
No
The lady said Gray Ford not Blue ford. Your riddle is incorrect.
BRIGHT SIDE these riddles are terrible, they’re not even logic riddles.
No
The witch already said the only way to cross the river is to swim across it, meaning it wouldn't freeze over. So if you're allowed to make the false assumption that because it's winter time the river will be frozen (not all rivers freeze in winter) then you can make any assumptions you want. I said after 100 days a bridge was built. But someone could have built a dam and it was now a dry river bed.
The same goes for most of these riddles. You can make any assumptions you want if you're not given enough information. For the lug nut one I said "put bubble gum on the end of the stick" then the nut will stick to the gum. The reason the adult didn't think about is because he didn't have bubble gum but the kid did because kids love bubble gum."
And why if we're already told that the only one witness told the truth and the others told one lie and one truth are we to assume the cop was telling the truth?
very true, that riddle didn't hold water (pardon the pun) also a couple of other points, he rode the road for 100 days to the river so why would anybody make a road that long that just deadends at a river with no way accross, if it took him 100 days riding a horse to get there how would the witch know about it being soooo far away from her, he could have just swam across if it was too deep to ride over. the prisoner 1 also has more then 1 answer, the second man could have busted the 3rd higher by pushing his feet with his hands or even just crossed his arms over his head and the 3rd man stand on there adding at least 6 more inches to the total height
My first thought was also: He crossed a bridge.
Yeah, I cant wait to cross the Amazon River in winter when its frozen over.
these questions are mostly very open ended and could have multiple answers
they were not well structured riddles
Jessica Ramsay exactly
Jessica Ramsay exactly what I was thinking
Me to
True. Also, not every place has ice in winter, and it was never specified where prince charming was.
+GloryKlaw
best part of 3 months riding a horse on one road.. I thought by the time he got to the river he couldn't be bothered and went home to play on his Ps4.
For the last question, what about breathing?
not everyone breaths at the exact same time, but everyone is always getting older no matter what.
Eugene Pham I thought about 'living'..
It's hard to get older when you are dead (unless we want to nitpick and say that the body is getting older)
Eugene Pham What about existing?
Breathing: the process of taking air into and expelling it from the lungs.
We are all breathing at the same time, not specifically inhaling and exhaling, but we are definitely breathing at the same time : D
Honestly, the information is presented in a way that makes it very hard to examine it. In the car accident, you should present all statements at once in a list
Don't be lazy, just get a paper and write them down.. I did that and got the answer correct.
@@KrekreDoBusao they sad at the start that it can be solved on a coffee brake. It's intertanement not work
@@bigboar0074 I have to agree, entertainment in a short video like this shouldn’t require extra materials when it’s intended solely for your brain
I screen photo and go to album then come back
For number 2 you could just swim across without the tunic because no one said that you needed to use it
The witch did
The witch also said you had to swim across it in order to get to the other side, which he didn't do. Nothing the witch says can be trusted.
What I meant to say was that if she was to be trusted you still wouldn't need the tunic.
Muffled Memes I thought it was that he just got taller so he could walk through the water...
Muffled Memes he was on a horse. He needed to make sure the horse wouldn't drown not him anyways, the witches gift was completely useless.
The last one I said breathing
NaruHina same...
for you two I have conducted a simple experiment. Step 1) hold your breath. Step 2) Answer the question again.
Yep
NaruHina me too but then I changed it to getting older cuz he said simultaneously
Not everyone takes a breath at the same time
NaruHina same 😂
TIMESTAMPS
Riddle #1. Roadside difficulties 0:37
Riddle #2. A witch’s present 1:44
Riddle #3. The rabbit hutch mystery 3:27
Riddle #4. Identify the culprit 5:08
Riddle #5. The prisoner hat riddle 7:35
BONUS 9:18
😂 you gave your own comment a heart😂
BTW don't mind my name
Ok
these weren't really 'logic riddles' my guy.
6:28 "Take your time, no ru.'" Can't even bother to say the full word 'rush'... bugged me no end 😂
Ikr! I have obsessive compulsive disorder(ocd) and I kept saying the full world to comfort my self lol 😂
@@JohnDoe-or6nd same
Yes lol XD
I can't unhear it now. Unsatisfying.
ok but how are you supposed to answer number two? they say river and it shows moving water, which means the water wouldn't freeze because it was in motion, also, in Texas, bodies of water hardly ever freeze mid winter
louacce ikr I thought the same thing.
Was thinking the same thing. Never seen a frozen river here in Central Florida
I'm not sure it's even possible for rivers to freeze. Then again, Georgia weather and all...
All of you live in the southern US. It hardly gets cold there. Imagine Prince Charming being English, or German. It would definitely freeze during winter there
So Texas actually does have a winter. That's cool. You learn something new every day.
All of the people who live on Earth live on Earth simultaneously.
Not everytime astronauts get on moon in that time they are not on earth..
well then they are not on earth, so they wont be counted.
if people are on earth, they are on earth. no exceptions.
All the people are living together on earth, no matter what race, what religion they have, no matter how old etc etc.
Omg I love when I find one of your comments hanging out in the wild.
Bright Side's riddle videos are garbage but I can't stop watching them for some reason.
What about people with no quality of life or those who are being revived by medical staff and were technically dead? What about people who are immortalised, their legacy lives on.... one of the ways people deal with death is to say your loved one lives on in you.
She said grey ford my dude
Shadowboy the one He is giving the answer not saying she said it was a blue Ford.
Grey is one fact and Ford is another.
Shadowboy the one
Yeah but she was wrong about the color, the girl on the far left said blue for color, which was correct
The Moore Clan The cop is always right. Like c'mon, how could you say a slow moving car is fast?
Shadowboy the one . and in the picture the lights were on.
😂😂 i thought he said 100 years had passed, i said "he doesnt need the tunic, hes dead".
Perfect😜😜😂😂
Antonia Dehner LoL
Someone should told this guys that there are regions on earth which never see snow, not even in mid winters.
@Olivia Yu But he tells us right up front that the prince arrives at the house in the fall, we also see the leaves on the trees are turning colors too, so we have to conclude that the area (where the prince is) has changing seasons.
@@kuls43 But he tells us right up front that the prince arrives at the house in the fall, we also see the leaves on the trees are turning colors too ,so we have to conclude that the area (where the prince is) has changing seasons.
Second one is very simply, the lake didnt freeze and he can swim.
William Vooijs or the horse could swim with him on top
Clever...
William Vooijs maybe someone built a bridge
William Vooijs yeah but the witch said he can't
William Vooijs HE has a horse the horse can walk through
A much better title would be " 5 Dad Riddles to make you overthink a riddle thereby taking away from the cleverness of a well thought out and written riddle and leaving you wondering whether these were in fact actual riddles to begin with, and if they are they seem like they were likely written by a 4th grader that was asked to make up a riddle in under an hour."
I agree some of these riddles were very poorly written and when you have to make an Assumption that the Police officer is being truthful when the riddle clearly stated that he didn't even see the accident, and only saw the car driving away from the scene. This kind of inconsistency makes for a really bad riddle with too many possible solutions to make it interesting.
What are you saying, it's real.
I'm so confused.
erick 33 yea but not clickbaity enough
The rabbit hutch and the hat riddles were strong and well-structured. The police officer one was okay, but was too vague about the police statement, and if you did pick up on that, was incredibly easy. The first, second and bonus riddle were far too open, so many options could be proposed. However, even for the good ones, the time limit was ridiculous. Very few people would be able to complete these riddles within 15 seconds.
Answer to number 5 is the prison guards would shout out first that one of the criminals had escaped the walls.
No, the prsion guards would shout out that they wear a blue hat ;)
Meh, i think my joke is o.k., but yours is really good
The second questions unfair I live in the Southern Hemisphere so September for me is Spring!
Haha😎
It was fair, it was the end of summer.
Me who live in tropical area : 😣
That's just bright side's flawed explanation. The puzzle is about seasons not months.
Yes I can guess the colour of the hutch, I might not get it right but obviously I can guess
EDIT: omfg, 548 likes, How?
Owen Graves I wasn't bothered to do it so I guessed and got it right
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Number 2 is only obvious to those who live where rivers freeze. In Australia there are no rivers that freeze over. ADDED: See Ender Girl's reply to my comment below - a perfectly valid solution for countries like Australia, and I'm embarrassed that I didn't think of this answer myself!! Kudos to Ender Girl!!
true, i never thought that the river might've freezed because I'm in Queensland where everything melts
Absolutely agreed, instead of winter I said that it was summer and miraculously the river had dried up so the prince and horse would be able to cross without needing to use the tunic.
Ender Girl - Now THAT could absolutely apply in Australia where many of our rivers ARE dry in Summer (and sometimes for several years at a time). I lived for some time in Ahmedabad in India and the river there was dry in Summer too. Obviously your answer could apply to at least a few countries. Well done - that's a great answer, and I'm kicking myself that I didn't come up with it!!!!
I thought of three possibilities: 1) river had dried up 2) river freeze 3) the prince is a great swimmer.
Or he rode HIS HORSE till he found a place where the river wasn't too deep to croos it on a horse or where someone build a bridge because let's face it : who wants to trust a old granny witch in a fantasy world and try to swim or walk on ice with a cursed artefact made for that occasion in the inventory ? xD
The noise of that ticking clock it's self disturbing and irritated to think ... 😅
Same I hate it
The bonus question was needless as it doesn't test anything substantial. However the hutch riddle is a brilliant mathematical question and was the one question where it got me. The Prince riddle is ridiculous as you'd have to imagine yourself in a climate where rivers freeze during winter. I live in India and many of the rivers here flow throughout the year with temperature changes.
I knew the answer was the river frozen because of the introduction of the problem, but also in my home country rivers do not freeze.
It doesn't matter where you are, it's the only logical conclusion.
how were we supposed to know that the river was frozen
yes it was winter but we weren't told what climate the place had
Max Astna so true
I was thinking the same thing. Where in live, winter is too warm for water to freeze over
Max Astna well I figured it out....
Max Astna I live in Miami that's correct cause our winter is most place summer time as in temperature. Basically saying water never freezes over during winter time.
Max Astna also, if I needed to walk over a frozen river and I had a magic tunic that would make it impossible for me to drown, I would definitely wear it. I'm not trusting a random river more than a hundred walking days from my place to be frozen enough to support my weight if I can help it, how lazy can a prince be...
Large rivers don't freeze in the winter
my answer was he he jumps over it (on the horse) i wasn't realy paying attantion at how big/wide it is
Also how deep is this? Cuz they just swim with horse. She said you'd drown with out it and you can drown in 5 ft water so it works
i thought it was sea turtles that he hopped across.
They do
ayratx no they really don't
How did the color of the ford change from grey to blue?
I noticed that too and was looking for someone to mention it. BS to the max, switching up on us
He said that everyone except on person had one right and one wrong the other person had all right. The lady that said it was a grey Ford had the Ford part right and grey part wrong.
The narrator said five out of six witnesses had 1 right & 1 wrong answer. Only one bystander got both details right. He also said we should take the policeman's trusted account as a starting point. From here onwards, you need to do an elimination based on the policeman's account that it was really going fast.
Take a look at the table here:
Woman 1: Blue car + man
Man 1: Fast + headlights off
Woman 2: License plate + not fast
Man 2: Toyota + headlights off
Woman 3: No license plates + woman
Woman 4: Grey car + Ford
Now look at how I do my elimination based on the prime fact that it was going "fast", and follow the elimination numbers 1-5:
Woman 1: Blue car + man (Elimination 3)
Man 1: Fast + headlights off
Woman 2: License plate + not fast (Elimination 1)
Man 2: Toyota (Elimination 5)+ headlights off
Woman 3: No license plates (Elimination 2) + woman
Woman 4: Grey car (Elimination 4) + Ford
Hence, once you gather them together, it was a female driver in a blue Ford with license plates and the headlights are turned off. Hope that helps!
Number 4 made me upset lol it said the police tracked the person leaving the scene fast. That has nothing to do with the speed the person was going when the incident occurred. Because if that, I got a different answer that works perfectly with no ambiguous information.
Here are the statements:
1. Blue Car, man driver
2. Fast, headlights off
3. Had license plates, slow
4. Toyota, headlights off
5. No license plates, woman driver
6. Grey car, Ford
We know from the beginning that the headlights are off since there was no conflicting information.
So I figured if I follow the logical trail as if everyone only had one right, then the logical path will reveal the one that had both right, as long as it doesn't conflict with any other statement we've taken as truth.
From #2 and #4, if there are no headlights, then its not fast or a toyota. Which means it is slow and is a ford from #3 and #6. That in turn means there were no license plates and the car wasnt grey.
That brings us to #1 and #5. If its not grey, then its blue. But now we have a natural overlap. If there are no license plates, then it wasnt a woman driver. It was a male. Which would put the #1 statement as the fully true one
Answers from this logic
1. Brand: Ford
2. Color: Blue
3. Speed: Slow
4. Plates: No
5. Lights: Off
6. Gender: Man
If I'm missing a flaw in this logic, please let me know! That benefits me so I can think better next time. I just don't like how the police information was technically not relevant since the driver could've been going slower when he hit the guy, and sped from the scene, which would be why the officer tracked him going fast when he was leaving the scene.
Your logic allows for various right answers that's why it can not be used. I will explain..
You already got one part of the results that gives you the #1 as the correct person but using your formula the # 6 can also be the correct person with different results.
lets say it is like you say "No headlights" as a true statement since no one opposed it, so...
1. Blue Car, man driver
2. Fast, headlights off
3. Had license plates, slow
4. Toyota, headlights off
5. No license plates, woman driver
6. Grey car, Ford
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2 and 4 are right with Headlights off, that means it's slow and not a Toyota.
3 is correct with slow so that means it doesn't have license plate.
5 is correct with no license plate so it's not a woman
1 is correct with man driver but it's not blue
that means 6 is correct with grey car also ford since it's not a Toyota.
That's why your logic can't be used or correct. Because it allows for various formulas to be right (#1 and #6 are the correct information), and only 1 formula should be the right option.
“5 Logical Riddles That Will Break Your Head”
I cracked my skull and had to get stitches.
ROFL
#2 ~ If the answer states that it was September in the beginning then it the final answer is applicable as we can assume it's in the Northern Hemisphere instead however, it makes it an effort at being an uncertainty principle as it does not infer relative location and due to geo-location of seasons in the hemispheres, Winter is at the end of the year for the Northern Hemisphere, Winter is at around mid-early of the year for the Southern Hemisphere
If not enough information makes it about the relative location according to seasons then it's not a riddle but a play of assumptions
The Arson Act "Summer had just ended" you know that 100 days after the end of summer winter arrives right. Don't get mad if you get smth wrong just accept your mistakes
Goltas And your point is? Read what I said again and you'll understand how it's not a puzzle or even a logical puzzle, you'll see that there is an error/misconception
Seasons run differently in the hemispheres meaning the months are different, if you can't think for yourself then the educational system in your country has failed you
Summer is at the end of the Southern Hemisphere for example, so then 100 days from then is not September, it's May, June and July and if we don't have information about the geo-location or relative location then all it is was just a play of assumptions based on the uncertainty principle
The Arson Act If you don't get the question, please don't make excuses for not understanding it. It's kinda cringey
You could literally see that it was sunny and the trees still had their leaves and everyting...
And I found it pretty obcious, since they made a big deal out of mentioning how much time had gone by.
In some countries there is no ice when is winter
For riddle 2 I live in Oceania so in September it's actually Spring for me...
All it said was it was after summer, so it would be July for southern hemisphere. He used September as an example.
Assuming that it's a prince, that would mean it is during medival times since he is travelling on the horse. During medival times, only north hemisphere had royal families - before colonial times
XeanderMan But England still goes by monarchy and Japan at one time did to and so does Barbados Bahamas and a part in Jamaica all still have monarchy meaning the potential for a "prince" and if we were going by Grim fairy tales then yes it would be taken place in the northern hemisphere
None of those are monarchies. They're Constitutional Monarchies, meaning they have a 'ruler' which has no power, and an actual (slightly more boring) government official running everything behind. Like England, for example; the Queen doesn't really have any power: it's the Prime Minister that does that.
Blockman 350 In England that's a delegation of power. The queen can dissolve parliament and call for new elections, so basically she can fire the prime minister and his entire cabinet.
I said that everyone on Earth simultaneously experiences gravitational force... I'm not wrong.
My first answer was also that we all are held by Earths gravity in some way or another.
I said "breathing"
Yes and no, while we all experience gravity, the amount of gravitational force we are exposed to differs depending on altitude, so, someone on the coast experiences more gravity than someone in the alps.
There is no "yes and no", just yes. He said "experience gravitational force", not "experience the same amount of gravitational force." Since all people do experience SOME amount of gravitational force, even if the amount of force differs, you are still experiencing it.
cedrick crayon he’s not a nerd if he’s explaining why a logical answer is correct
The hat color puzzle was awesome 🥀
Speaking of puzzles, a joke:
Q. What would made a puzzle fan happy but angry at the same time?
A. A cross word puzzle would make him/her happy but a cross word (rude words) would made him/her mad!
1) The Kid lent him is bike, which the man drove to the Servo to get 4 new Wheel Nuts is a better answer.
2) Not very good.
5) The Hat's one is a classic.
You're correct, but the picture does show a kid on a bike.
But the riddle specifies he fitted a new tire.
Riddle 2 is illogical in some places on earth.
That's way better
Manny Surange it did say that
Number 2.. Moving water doesn't freeze
Rooneyboiii exactly!
Where are you people from?
The Charles River in Boston frozen from one side to the other just a couple years ago. And there a lot of places colder than Boston. If you worry that the Charles is too small, consider that parts of the Great Lakes also froze a couple years ago.
When it's cold, water freezes. If the air temperature is 20 degrees below the freezing point, it will freeze enough for moving water to slow down and then freeze.
Rick Desper in some places the water doesn't freeze though! Like here in NZ or in our neighbouring country Australia! Our rivers don't freeze and that happens to a lot of people around the world as well! This riddle answer is really only pointed to those who's rivers freeze in winter.
Jessie **Shimmermoon** Um........ What are you talking about in Australia we do have rivers that frezze over E.g. the snowy river
It depends on the speed of the river.
Anyone can make their own answers without being wrong
how the heck Will this video break your head
heymant bhattarai you are very true
Only if your logic is broken and you don't know what wrong means.
Even then you're still wrong.
The first one I thought, the kid was used as a tire like in cartoons.
i said that all are breathingXD
Chirag Sharma same
and the award goes to...
Chirag Sharma OMG you are right i didn't even think about that. 😱😱
your welcome XD
surely someone in the world is holding their breath right now.
a better answer to the prince charming riddle: he found his betrothed at this side of the river, so he had no need to cross it!
That was my answer.
Nice logic
I agree, way better answer
I disagree.. It says "He didn't need to put on the tunic to cross the river"...I think this means apparently he crossed the river but didn't have to use the tunic. It has already been made positive that he did cross the river but didn't use the tunic.
ooo I like that one!
Couldn't the last one be living on earth?
Void Angel Thank you!!! The only one vague enough to actually make sense.
D.U.N.E and he did say all humans on earth, so it's not even counting any human in space
Void Angel if getting older is something that we all do, then how about 'existing' as an answer?:D
Fantasyy_96 omega then that also counts "being human" and "using energy"
As long as it is vague enough it works. Once you start getting precise it falls apart.
Great riddles! I liked the rabbits one, the hats one and the bonus. Solved em all :)
can u expain about rabbit
Speaking of puzzles, a joke:
Q. What would made a puzzle fan happy but angry at the same time?
A. A cross word puzzle would make him/her happy but a cross word (rude words) would made him/her mad!
It went from a gray to a blue Ford htf
Okay so I'm not the only one to notice that! Like how were we supposed to guess it was blue when the colors given to us were grey and red?!
They were blue and grey. You're not meant to guess or assume anything, you're meant to work it out with logic. Pity bright side didn't bother doing that, and then felt he had to change the puzzle to justify his incorrect answer.
You can't change things, or you're answering a different puzzle, unless you made the change in the actual puzzle and keep the same details in the answer, but that would just mess the puzzle up. Besides if you ASSUME the policeman is telling the truth and work from that, then all the witnesses lied and that conflicts with the puzzle.
So the answer in the video is most definitely, absolutely, completely and utterly, totally wrong! We might as well say "it was the Bolivian navy on manouvers in the south paciffic" :D
"the first person states it was a blue car. while later on someone else states it was a ford and it was gray." -
No! Witness 1 says "it was a blue car, it was driven by a man", witness 6 said "it was a grey ford". Clearly "blue car" and "grey ford" are single statements, which makes person 6 the one who told the truth.
"Blue car" also has two bits of information, and yet no one claims it's two statements, so how and why is "grey ford" two statements?
If we decide, that "grey ford" is two statements, then we can at best only rule out witness 4, leaving no solution. This proves that either this way is folly, or the puzzle is very badly constucted. Or we can use our brains and skip this folly all together.
If we realise that "grey ford" is of course the same as "blue car", except more specific and a different colour, then it's obvious witness 6 is the one who told the truth, we can check this and see that if any of the other witnesses were the one that "only told the truth" then only four of the witnesses told one truth and one lie, this conflicts with the puzzle and so it has to be witness 6.
The only way to reach a solution is to work from what witness 6 says.
I really fail to see why people have such a hard time realising that "grey ford" is one statement, to me it's always been completely obvious, there was never any doubt.
I first heard this when I was 7, I can't remember whether (back then) the question was who was the culprit or not, but I immediately realised it was the policeman and that witness 6 told the truth, I then spent a few minutes asking for the puzzle to be repeated and working out the details to prove it. Unfortunately I have to use paper now and it takes far longer :( esp to confirm the other possibilities don't work.
Maybe everyone's just too occupied trying to justify bright sides idiotic answer to realise the obvious and work it out for themselves.
My solution to many of these puzzles is if I can't figure it out instantly, I should guess. I learned long ago that tricky puzzles are not worth my time most of my time, and I still learn something from the explanation
Catman It was one statement not two. Person number 6 said "is a grey ford" which is one statement. She is assumed as the only person fully correct. You can work out the rest of the riddle from there
I dont like riddles like these as they have multiple answers, some of which make more sence than ones given.
Scott Milner Incorrect. each riddle aside from the last one has only one correct answer with the information given.
Tommy Dashed nop... take #2 for example... river could have been dry, bridge build, etc.
And just cuz its winter doent mean frozen rivers.... parts of the world dont get that cold...
TheAngele74 With the information given the only answer is that the river iced over. There is no info given that can lead to a bridge being built or the river drying up.
People need to understand that just because they are wrong doesn't make a riddle bad and usually when they think there are other answers they are probably missing something.
"With the information given the only answer is that the river iced over.
There is no info given that can lead to a bridge being built or the
river drying up."
There is no information on the freezin part, either. In fact the riddle (the witch) literally says there is no other way than swimming to cross the river.
And then the answer is that there is another way than swimming. Bad riddle.
The narrator himself tells you summer has ended, meaning it's September, he also tells you 100 days have passed, which makes it winter. You're not supposed to take the witch's words for fact, because she's a witch. That's the whole point of that character, to throw you off.
In riddle number four the last girl said it was a gray Ford and then the guy explaining the riddle said it was a blue ford. 😂
thats what i saw ITS IMPOSIBLE
The police officer said the car is going fast, keep that in mind. The numbers below are based on the witnesses order in the video. Keep in mind that only 1 had a full truth, and 5 were half truth half lie.
1. blue car/ man - Using number 5's word, it was a blue car
2. high speed/ lights turned off - Using everyone else's word, this was the only witness who told the truth.
3. no plates/ not fast - Using the police officer's word, the driver must have had plates.
4. toyota/ lights turned off - Using number 6's word, the lights were turned off
5. no plates/ woman - Using number 3's word, the driver was a woman
6. gray/ ford - Using number 1's word, it was a ford
Tyler Landgrebe he was just telling us what the final answer was because everyone had 1 truth and the last girl had the ford part right, but the grey part wrong, so he combined those two answers and said "a blue ford"
Tyler Landgrebe riggggghhhht
i saw that so quick
The last one was mind blowing
for the first; the child can give him his bike
bart peters
The riddle never said the kid was on a bike
The kid give a motorist an advice, not his bike. And I wouldn't give my bike to a person I don't know.
bart peters that’s exactly what I thought
There’s no bike present in the riddle. The image was put there to trick you.
The last woman that described the car said it was a gray ford, not blue.
It is true
they said for each witness, they gave one right and one wrong aspect, the aspect was within the brand stated, not the colour.
Tyler Cole but she said gray then the man said blue tho
+Kody Manning Yeah they used points from every witness other than the one that said the car was travelling slow, because he said that every witness stated both one wrong and one right factor about the car, the first witness said the car was blue and the last said that it was a gray ford, the right factor being the brand (Ford) instead of the colour. He made it confusing by making the car blue on the last witness so I see the misconceptions but I got what Bright Side was trying to get at here.
"they said for each witness, they gave one right and one wrong aspect, the aspect was within the brand stated, not the colour." - One witness told only the truth remember.
"The car was a grey ford" is a single statement, not two statments like "The car was blue; The driver was...;"
All we know is that one of the witnesses told the truth, we have to work from there. Since 5 of the witnesses each made two statements, the one person we know is telling the truth is witness 6, trace it back and we find out the policeman is lying.
Why would you change the details round for no reason, it sounds like extra work and it changes the puzzle. You can't change the puzzle!
"He made it confusing by making the car blue on the last witness so I see the misconceptions but I got what Bright Side was trying to get at here." - it's not a misconception, he really did change the details which makes it an accurate observation. What was he trying to get at then?
That hat one was cool
Bonus: We all said “live”.
#4 was changed. The grey for became a blue ford. Did anyone else notice this?
It was correct because the 'gray' part of the "gray Ford" was false, but the 'blue' part of the "blue car driven by a man" was true.
yeah Dx
That whole riddle was a mistake and incorrect
The_Unicorn_ Kayla no it wasn't. I saw it wrong for awhile, but soon realized I was making a small simple mistake that changed everything.
Simphd Plays she wasn't the correct person. The second man was.
Clickbait. My head didn't break. I didn't get what I wanted.
At least your name got boom.
Cheif Boom S A M E
Clorox Bleach Don't you understand it is a joke?
i agree because it doe's not make sense on the 2nd ridlle
I KNOW
The one with the hat was simple and genius.
there are several variations of the same riddle each with a similar reasoning. in truth the fourth man is irrelevant and could be reworded as there are two hats one color and one hat of a different color. it's also possible to ask the men in order instead of allowing them to speak any time.
but no matter what. the answer is always based on "I learn something because others can't make a decision"
Yeah, it would be a better riddle with just three men and having them speak in turn beginning with the first one. Otherwise the second guy is making an assumption when he answers as the first man could just be taking his time or be a really slow thinker.
Aaron Monroe lol i had a math priblem exactly like that
The first riddle is good!
the awnser to the bonus one was breathe lol
RyGuyBoom i said the same thing
I did thought the same. Until I thought that some people are holding their breath underwater somewhere in the world.
RyGuyBoom that's what I said
RyGuyBoom I got the same thing.
i just said exist
How tf would you know it's September in riddle two? I just wasn't paying attention
lol i just assumed it would be winter cause they said it was after summer
iiErrorCode 03 the leaves at the start??
Welp, you really gotta listen, I just didn't care
iiErrorCode 03 u mean I really gotta "read"?
Anastazia Scoon that too, but he reads it, that's what I did.
I love the one with the hats
That's my favorite one too
Its wrong tho, if it was a competition the 3rd or 4th would yell first as they would be guessing and wouldn't have to think before yelling. The question wasn't who would be correct first it was who would yell first.
I think it would be the second one who would yell first since he sees only one hat and would assume everyone is wearing the same colour. First one would have to think a bit because it could be white, black, or who knows if he's wearing a different coloured hat. Three and Four would have no clue at all so they wouldn't have yelled immediately.
my favorite too
With the hats, *Criminal* #4 can't be seen by the others, so would cheat & look at his hat straight away, then shout out first. If they're not going to cheat, what's the point of stating they are all criminals? ;)
I got all right, except for the rabbit hutch one ;)
The ticking clock doesn't exactly help...
The Chicken Gamer lol
Iqbal Mala 12370 we r I Dibdier u c
The bonus was weird tho
it's me i said living...
your awnser isn't good.
Neither is your spelling, No Name!
it's me ikr it was so weird I wasn't expecting that
My answer was: breathe
another answer for the bonus one is *LIVING*
I mean yeh. We all get older. But for the bonus question, don’t we all also breath? AND LIVE ON 🌏?
my answer was breathe
I can hold my breathe and then disprove your statement, but honestly there really isn't anything that we all do simultaneously, even getting older still has a problem of when someone dies. I mean we all 'exist' simultaneously but that's not a fun answer
tincanstantheman even if you're holding your breath your body is still using the oxygen you stored which could still be considered breathing.
Sirius Playz p
Someone dies every three seconds. Living on isn't guaranteed.
9:24 It could also be spin.
It could be a lot of things, honestly.
Or breathing
RHCuber or living
It can be a LOT of things...
Adrian Rianto but some people aren’t breathing because they are dead
I think the river dried
ProweakGt Jr. Me too
me too
LeoCo. Jr. I too also thought dried
I thought it was just shallow BC if it was frozen over he could have fallen through and drowned anyway
John Rainey also the witch said he HAD to swim across
2nd riddle is wrong. In my country the rivers dont freeze. I thought he would use his horse to travel
What if prince charming lived in an environment that is NOT identical to your country. Also its a fantasy
Topothetop Gamingz But it isn't fair for those whose county first have the for seasons because we don't have winter and wouldn't guess that the river had frozen over
Doesn't*
Four*
There isn't enough data in the riddle to deduce that the river would be frozen... As it is a fantasy as you say, what are the seasonal rules for this imaginary kingdom?
I solved the prisoner hat riddle in 30 seconds and feel like a boss. I failed on the other ones tho :/
Head intact.
I feel pretty proud of myself for getting that hat-riddle right. It took me a whole minute - the allotted time was way too short for me.
The right answer is 1 or 2
@@PauIdenino 2 is the right answer
@@PauIdeninoit can only 2 dude
Your genius
Who was the second person to guess which hat he's wearing?
Bonus can be many diffrent things btw
0:04 I really want to click on another video because of the intro
Am I the only one who thought BREATHING about the bonus question?
Reaction Mojo I said that two but it’s not simultaneous.
Aiden Macleod or you know, you're just not breathing...
OR (now hear me out here) Im not breathing! I know it might be hard to wrap your head arround this but, it is possible to actually hold your breath!
I see you've given up :D
loving how the second one is almost impossible for us in the southern hemisphere...
lol xD
Although he says September in the answer, that's only because in the riddle he said summer was ending. We could just have said it was the end of February and 100 days later it's Winter with a frozen river.
Speaking of puzzles, a joke:
Q. What would made a puzzle fan happy but angry at the same time?
A. A cross word puzzle would make him/her happy but a cross word (rude words) would made him/her mad!
the witch said it wouldn't let him drown she dident say ha had to put it on
Last one was literally amazing 🤠
The first one : ask pennywise.
John Tungul yeah I was talking to him today
Why?Is he good at riddles?Oh Penny-wise(From the IT movie) should of came cause, he can float so he can pull the car.But Bright Side,do you know Pennywise?
The only reason I didn't get the river one is because rivers are moving water so they don't usually freeze, and if they do it isn't frozen all the way through
DeepRedBlue yeah how tunic can prevent someone from drowning?
And a tunic that magically keep you from drowning are to no help when you freeze to death quicker than you drown.
The riddle also assume that the events take place on the northern hemisphere. If it was on the southern 100 days after September would be midsummer
Bella Cherry which is why the riddle mentions the meeting being just after summer, thus no matter where you are, 100 days later it's winter. Only in the explanation of the answer did he say September
What if he was at the equator? Nothing freezes there...assumes that he is in an area where winter will mean freezing water.
#2. the prince would drown bc the witch would have died and the magical tunic would not be magical
Arkar Kyaw why would the witch die and how do you know she didn't just by it at toys r us and say it's magic...?
RYC ready The witch would have died bc it has alredy been 100 days and a 100 nights
Arkar Kyaw but there are 365 days in a year and people can live that long you know. I'm probably just missing something.
idc
anymore
i give up
That's only like 3 and a half months. How would she die so fast? Even you can survive 3 and a half months!
❤️ ❤️ ❤️ nice video..
The time you took explaining the riddles took longer than 15 seconds and theses take time to think about so unless you paused the video this is nearly impossible
in riddle no.4 at the start the last one said grey ford but at the end she said blue ford is that a mistake
no cause it says that each person, except one said one true fact and one lie. That person said correctly that it was a ford but got the colour wrong
That's what I thought too, but the phrasing was important. It said the others all gave one true "piece of information" and one false one. I think they made the last one a single statement to throw you off. As a whole, "It was a gray Ford" was a single false statement, but the car being gray and it being a Ford were two different "pieces of information", one true and one false. Frustrating, I know, but it is logically sound.
Inara Rising yup i already notice
And its not a Ford its a Toyota. Since they guy said that car was moving fast and its headlights were turned off, other guy said it was Toyota and had its headlights turned off. Polce said car was going very fast, thus turned off headlights are false, which would make it being a Toyota True. Eather that or Toyota guy said 2 false sentences instead of 1 True and 1 False.
The whole riddle is innacurate. They state that only ONE persons statement was correct, not that it was comprised of many.
The woman on #4 she said it was a grey ford not a blue one!?!?
he didn't refer to her account, he told us the SOLUTION
Well he said they had one truth and one lie, im sure he was only referring to the true part
even though prisoner #2 shouts out first... the prisoners will never know whether or not #1 or #4 have a white or black hat.
That’s what I have been thinking too! I don’t get it!
I have watched this 4 times over and. I can assure you my head is still functioning, perfectly well, and is not chasing geese.
This gives me major headache. I never get a single one right. And everyone thinks I'll get it right because I'm asian?
Mia Winters same
everyone spins around the sun at the same time, no?
Nr1 was the most logical one. A real life problem which you wouldve thought of given enough time.
For all the people who (like me at first) think that "breathing" is a possible answer for the bonus question: There might be someone holding his breath somewhere right now, and at that moment we are not all doing it simultaneously.
Could be living, could be thinking as well
@@ableite Not everybody thinks
@@ableite Or lives
Some people can breathe simultaneously
💭💭💭
Could be moving... as in the earth is constantly spinning and moving through space... but getting older is a better answer.
Lol the king and the horse survived for 100 days
Minu Tandon Kapur how is this funny? You know 365 days are in a year right?
Minu Tandon Kapur XXDDDD IKR that's not really logical but must be a long journey BTW I reported the one who said how is that funny! And youtube deleted them
??? I don't get it
I meant where did they get their food???
just because he is a prince it dosen't mean he dosen't know how to survive in a forest also he can carry food with him from the begining maybe the witch gave him some aswell and in these 100 days he might stoped in a city or found a random kfc
At the one where it said can you guess the color, I just guessed Yellow. So seems like I can :)
My head broke!!! I'm searching for the pieces of my head so I can join it😂
Please make another video on the "riddles that help you to regain your head"..😉😊
Regarding the bonus riddle there are more than one answers correct: all people on earth also have their hearts beat simultaneously for example (not in the same pace of course but it is something that happens to everyone alive at the same time).
palemoonlight96 they all live at the same time lol
Breathe
well TECHNICALLY there are people who have their hearts transplanted right now or undergo bypass surgery or something and are in fact living without a beating heart (same goes for breathing obviously, I gave the same answer though so please don't hate me :D)
I thought that they are rotating on Earth and travelling into space. Also , getting pulled down by gravity.
They EXIST
My head is already broken
No need to be that enthusiastic
My favorite is the riddle #5, that really had me stumped for about it 30 minutes. I laughed when I was told the answer
I got it in about 3 seconds
Rivers can‘t freeze, because the water is flowing constantly so ice can‘t be existing however lakes can freeze Because the water isnt moving, or did u ever saw a frozen lake?
I MEAN FROZEN RIVER*!!!
Rivers can completely freeze over, sometimes so solid that cars can drive over them.
Rivers don't often freeze, but it is a thing that does happen
DeLmo sometimes there isn’t s current
I'm Canadian, rivers freeze
nice color on the ford
he first said GREY ford and then BLUE ford....
I said it was a red Toyota driven by a woman
This is logical but doesn't take stuff into consideration, like people have other solutions to problems. At first I didn't realize and I said the dude rode the bicycle to an auto store and bought new nuts, for the second I said the horse swam across because I assumed that it is like here where I live and water doesn't freeze in winter. Smart people can solve it but am I too smart if I overthink and come up with out of the box answers?
Ryan F No, because you aren't thinking out of the box you are adding information that isn't given.
Tommy Dashed Assuming the place is so icy cold that the river freezes thick enough to hold a horse and person is adding extra info too. It is very rare for a moving river to just freeze
Owen Pook That is not extra information, that is called a deduction. All you bring is anecdotal evidence and yet it is false because there are plenty of places where it is rare for the rivers to not ice over.
nah this is just a poorly written video
rivers don't freeze here, but lakes do so i thought it was that way everywhere
I thought the thumbnail shows black hat = odd numbers, white hat = even numbers lol.
For number 2, you didn't even need to use the tunic. Also, if you live in Florida (like me) the river wouldn't freeze
I liv3 in Australia it's school holidays but it feels like I'm at school why am I watching this??!!
edgy 'liv3'
I said "Breath" at the bonus riddle, that could be an answer too, although getting older cannot be stopped by anything (yet)
People can hold their breath
My favorite one was the hit and run case. I figured it out by writing all of the statements down
in 15 seconds???
The answer to the bonus question is: breath!!!!!!!!!
Right now, someone, somewhere is holding his or her breath while swimming or just going for time.
we dont breath at the same time
Someone could stop breathing. For example, they die and stop breathing
Jocelyn The Emoji Girl no, its rotate, because we all rotate with the earth
anthony schneider but if they die they even stop getting older
Getting older is not really an action... You can say so many actions that humans are doing simultaneously if you count that, such as being alive or being inside our galaxy or everyone is simultaneously desten to die
+The Moore Clan dead humans aren't breathing. Somebody could be holding their breath right now. It's not correct.
Dead humans aren't getting older either. Plus, I'd personally say dead people aren't people any more.
Ara Mahar dead people are getting older
breathe! everyone is doing it simultaneously.
everyone is not breathing simultaneously, for e.g.say when someone swims a length of a pool underwater they arent breathing at that point when other are.
i thought 'passing time' as an answer
"IT" showed up in the sewer asking him if he wanted his lug nuts back :)
Lol. "HEYA GEORGIE YOU WANT YOUR BOLTS BACK?"
"you'll float too!"
the clowns name is pennywise not 'it'