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A logic puzzle

| A very special island is inhabited only by knights and knaves. Knights always tell the truth, and knaves always lie.

You meet two inhabitants: Zoey and Mel. Zoey tells you that Mel is a knave. Mel says, “Neither Zoey nor I are knaves.”

Can you determine who is a knight and who is a knave?


| Are they both knaves?


| Zoey is the knight, right? And Mel is the knave?
Because if one of them has to be a knight and one of them has to be a knave then saying that neither of them is a knave would be a lie.


| >>758668 Half of it would be a lie at least


| I can't. If I say "Zoey is a knight and Mel is a knave" or "both are knaves", both are correct since you didn't say any condition about the amount of knives or knights.
If you had said something like "someone is a knight and someone is a knave", then I could say "Mel is a knave and Zoey is a knight". That's bc If Mel says the truth, then it means what Zoey mentioned it's true too. And that's impossible.+


| >>758694 For the other side, If Zoey says the truth, it's possible since Mel had never denied the fact Zoey is a knight.


| what happened with OP? why post a puzzle and later dissapear? what's the answer?


| >>758907
Zoey is a knight and Mel is a knave.


| >>84182b are u OP?


| >>758950
I am a knave.


| >>758950
No, but it is the only logical conclusion...


| >>758998
+1


| >>758907
Let me guess. You're a righ-twing supporter, amirite?

The knave is basically "b-b-but both side do it!!"


| >>759269
What the fuck?


| >>e485a2 typical poltard. Just ignore it.

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