<<@Denzil-i4n
says :
B, if A saw that b and c was the same color, he'd shout black, that isn't the case so b and c are different, which means that b is black.
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<<@aperocknroll88
says :
Wait a sec, I'm wearing a hat and not even an edge of it is visible in the edges of my vision even if I look up?
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<<@spoiledfish
says :
Can you do the full song pleaseđ
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<<@KDYinYouTube
says :
But why does A would speak if tB and C are the same color? I mean, the color arrangement is still random. Why cant A think like it is more chance to be bIack as B and C are both white?
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<<@abbasrizvi5438
says :
B
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<<@KeatonHatch-y9z
says :
Maybe hackers from before like 2013. Almost all passwords are stored as hashes now. And changing 1 character can create a completely different hash
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<<@Yashmaharshi1
says :
You Didn't tell they don't know their own color!
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<<@user-uw7cr4os4r
says :
Servers don't check passwords character by character, they check if the hash matches. More misinformation from Veritasium đď¸
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<<@bluejay6167
says :
I got to 'B' by a different route. 'C' and 'D' can see only a brick wall, so they have no information that would let them answer with certainty. 'A' sees one black hat and one white hat, which gives 'A' only a 50/50 guessânot enough to know the answer for certain. So, since 'A,' 'C,' and 'D' couldnât know their own hat colors with 100% certainty, 'B' was the only viable choice. I didnât immediately see how 'B' could know their hat color; I got there by process of elimination. If I had spent more time thinking through why 'B' was correct, I probably wouldâve worked it outâbut I need a little more time to let these puzzles marinate. Iâm not that fast.
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<<@RayosMcQueen
says :
The middle amigo B realizes the amigo in the back A does not know the color of his hat which must mean that Bâs hat is the opposite color of the hat of amigo C in front of him. He shouts Black
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<<@TheOneTrueCHEEZE
says :
the real simple is snapping your neck to look at the boi behind you and then you know also A and B could know since A if two infront are sane he get right if not then B is right but if C is blind you all die
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<<@BUPETA3351
says :
Veritasium is a faint shadow of what it used to be. This guy can't even explain what the riddle is đ˘
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<<@steelymanfan7276
says :
There are two white hats and two black hats, if A saw that the two people in front of him were wearing white hats he'd know his hat was black, B notices this and concludes that his hat is black.
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<<@TheNFLisScripted
says :
How does B know A isn't wearing a black hat and D is wearing a white hat?
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<<@filmfan4
says :
The man in the middle of the 3, because he realises that if the guy behind could see two of one colour, he would have known his hat colour instantly, "Therefore," man in the middke resaons, "I must have a hat that's a different colour thsn the one in front of me.
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<<@FlatFishToken
says :
Very similar to a Ted Ed video I knowâŚ
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<<@jacob-4595
says :
Donât look Up
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<<@insertnamehere999
says :
I feel so smart âşď¸
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<<@joshuamwathi
says :
How did he determine what hat the prisoner behind him had? From the logic, he could only deduct his hat plus see the hat of the person right in front of him
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<<@Win090949
says :
Before I watch the answer. B doesnât know if his hat is white or black, but he knows Câs hat is white, and A can see both Bâs and Câs hat. If Bâs hat was white, A wouldâve seen both white hats and immediately know that his hat was black. Instead, A remained silent. This led B to realize that A has to be seeing one hat of each color, and thus deduce correctly that his hat is black. B shouts his hatâs color, everyone goes free.
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<<@albina9665
says :
After B answered C can guess his color. But A and D have not a chance. Am I right?
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<<@ç˛čNikkoä¸ĺą
says :
Obviously all of them take their hats off and throw them with their mouths so all 4 can see the hats
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<<@GotEmAll1337
says :
The setup question for this riddle was not sufficient... you have to make the assumption that the prisoners knew they would only be two of each color.
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<<@ajguevara6961
says :
It was B, saying he was wearing a black hat, because he realized that a minute passed and the person behind him didn't say anything. He knows person A him can see both him and person C, and he can see that the person in front of him is wearing a white hat. If he were wearing a white hat, person A would have seen that the two people in front of him were wearing white hats, making it certain he was wearing a black hat, but since person A didn't say anything, that must have meant that his own hat was black.
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<<@jamesanderson2136
says :
Okay, but how do A, C and D escape without talking?đ
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<<@ponenik1691
says :
How was i supposed to know that A can se C when you said âthey can only see the person in frontâ
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<<@Enjyko_0
says :
Intuitively... a, because he can see the pattern
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<<@PotatoChipsNommer
says :
I thought of shaking my head until the hat falls off but okay
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<<@ambrotose
says :
This is a terrible riddle. The solution doesnt live in the problem. It relies on the subjective decision making in one of the prisoners.
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<<@hassanabba4469
says :
Ok hacking now
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<<@Dunkleosteusenjoyer
says :
I miss the dislike button.
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<<@ChristIsKing174
says :
THIS IS WHY WE HASH AND SALT PASSWORDS BEFORE STORIKG THEM
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<<@arnavnagshetti9730
says :
The hats are so big u could even see ur hat colour just by looking up
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<<@Walmartasorus
says :
what kinda cowboy doesn't know the color of his own hat? A would see the other two and clearly know the answer.
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<<@andrewd374
says :
This riddle isn't really solvable because it's based on a false premise, that being that at least 2 of the 4 aren't completely worthless morons. If your riddle's premise isn't based in reality, you need to state that in the riddle. You've got to be the right amount of naive and stupid to come up with that answer.
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<<@SpiritHawkGlazer
says :
I feel bad for prisonner D wondering wtf is happening on the other side
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<<@F17A
says :
Only works if A isnât a complete idiot
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<<@Quiyum
says :
First time I got a riddle on my own
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<<@fumeinayuza
says :
Just look up to see the color of your hat
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<<@sukuna0013
says :
B. A did not yell out a colour, so means B and C have different colours B sees that C has a white hat. So he yells BLACK
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<<@GuyDuder
says :
Or you could just feel how much your head heats up since black absorbs light and white reflects it you can also look up or spit to make a small puddle look down and see your hat color
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<<@Manifest_Chakalov
says :
The most logical is A. He has most of the information.
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<<@Rebeca-bt9zx
says :
Does not make sense. How does B now A is white?
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<<@SamuelAbolarinwa
says :
B
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<<@MrHakkitakki
says :
Ok this is me pausing when you told me: Must be B, so hear me out: A can see two hats right. And he sees one of each color. When he saw two hats of the same color in front of him he could guess with 100% certainty that he has the other color hat. Since he doesnt say this, means to B that his and C's hat must be a different color. Since he can see C's hat, he can guess that he has the other color then C. In this case Black. Now i will unpause and see the explanation. Edit after seeing the explanation: somehow i expected a trick question đ but i guess i was right.
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<<@smellthel
says :
yay i solved it. it took me like an entire 5 minutes though lol.
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<<@victorAgain00
says :
B. Is the right answer
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<<@H3R0B3N
says :
B, cuz if A were to see two hats of the same color he would say the opposite, but since he doesn't say anything B can assume his hat is C's opposite color
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<<@IsaiahGenthner-u3z
says :
This doesn't work. Prisoner B is still taking a 50/50 guess on A and D. He can't have certainty beyond that. He doesn't know the answer he is flipping.
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<<@kingdoms_gg8937
says :
*colour *realised
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