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You are right, I think it should be "8 triangles on a regular octahedron".Originally posted by PerlOfWisdom20: 8 triangles on an octahedron WRONG
28: 23 pairs of chromosones in the human body WRONG
However, as I understand it, there are 23 pairs of chromosomes in the human body. What is wrong with that answer?Comment
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He might be hinting that the 23rd pair is a non-identical pair in human males. It is still a pair though so the objection could be overruled by the judge.Comment
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Yes, but 8 tentacles on an octopus is correct and means there are plenty for me to eat.Originally posted by PerlOfWisdom20: 8 triangles on an octahedron WRONGComment
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think Turing got there ahead of you...Originally posted by SkepticalThe brick isn't and neither the complex algorithm you write is. However, if they claim that their test measures intelligence, and my program passes it, then surely either my program or myself must be intelligent.
http://www.turing.org.uk/turing/scrapbook/test.htmlComment
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