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You're in a square room with a window in each wall. All the windows face south. Thru one of the windows you can see a bear. What colour is the bear?
White!
Wow makes so much sense!
How tf all windows face south if it's a square room ?
TF North Pole bro
North pole is in the middle of the room. That also indicates the color of the the bear, because polar bears actually live only on north pole if I'm not mistaken.
Polar bears could live elsewhere too - what's important is that no other kind of bear lives at the North pole
You're right
Red?
Here's a slightly more subtle version:
An explorer leaves his camp and walks 1km south until his path is blocked by a huge bear. He makes a 90ยฐ turn to his left and sprints 1km east. After checking the bear is nowhere in sight, he turns another 90ยฐ to his left and walks 1km north, arriving back at his camp. What colour was the bear?