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Originally Posted by FoldnDark
I get all that. I'm looking for a sentence that describes what new information was given to the dragons. Like, it should begin with "The new information that was given to the dragons was not that at least one dragon has green eyes, lol, they all knew that silly boy, the new information given to them by the announcement was __________.
The new information given to them by the announcement was
every dragon now knows it is a 100% fact all other 99 dragons know every dragon knows at least one dragon has green eyes.
I think I worded that correctly.
If you equate right off the bat "infallibly logical" with "they must know something is 100% before it becomes an actuality" or "they assume absolutely nothing", then this is a logic problem which you should solve in 3-5 minutes and not even need to know/use terms such as "common knowledge". It's one of those you either get it asap or it takes forever problems.
Is "infallibly logical" the best phrase to use to make most people think the above? Who knows. Worked for me back in college when I first encountered this problem.
The Boole logical puzzle is like infinitely harder than this IMO and I am about a week in trying to figure it out. Determined to not look up the answer. I'm sure someone figured that out in a few minutes like I did the dragon one.
Different minds think differently about different stuff.