You have ONE question...

Okay, time for some Critical Thinking:

You are given the chance to meet God. God knows everything, he can answer any question you might have, anything you are curious about he could tell you the answer, and what is more he can't lie. In meeting God however, you are only permitted to ask two questions, and he is only permitted to give one answer, but one key idea will be mirrored in the conversation. Only by asking a certain question can you get the right answer, there is only one question you need ask, but you have to ask two. By the end you will have asked the right question, have the right answers and know all you need to know. However, you will never know the second question..

What is the first question?

Why?

Have fun, I'll explain all in a few days

Wowsers... thats tough... Ill have to think on that.

I've heard this one before! Damn it. I can't remeber....hmmmmmmmm????

ask him the answer to the 2nd question

*Runs to Google*

Come on guys, one of you more or less had it, but you need to word it slightly differently, because obviously the way you put it wont work (if you think about it). Get a-thinking

I beleive this is a rather easy paradox to answer, of course its 1am, so I shall muse on it tommorow.

Honestly I would like to just ask, how did the Hellsing family gain control of Alucard, and who was Alucards master before the Hellsings.

Of course, I dont think there is an answer to that, damn Hellsing plot holes!

why not? if u ask him the answer to the 2nd question, u never asked it, and never will know what the question is, so what did i do wrong? tell us already...

"Can I have your autograph?"

spydarlee wrote:
"Can I have your autograph?"

No...stop following me!!!

what is the greatest game ever made?

< Edited by Bartholomeus on 2004/10/30 13:41 >

Pfft. I could answer that. San Andreas.

First question: What question would you ask?

Second Question: The answer to the first question

Works

I don't get it. I thought you would never know the second question..?

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And isnt he giving two answer, to two questions?

what is the answer to the question that I'm gonna ask with my second question that I haven't said yet?

that would be the first,

and then the second would be something totally different to the one I Was gonna ask, just to keep god on his toes

Tr!5t@n wrote:
I don't get it. I thought you would never know the second question..?

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Of course you wouldn't, when are you ever going to meet God (realistically speaking). So all you can say is the 'Ask what God answers for the first question for the second question', hence you don't know.

Okay, how about this one:

How far can a dog run into a wood?

tempo88 wrote:

Okay, how about this one:

How far can a dog run into a wood?

half way untill it starts running out again?

how long will it take me to make Microsoft go bankrupt?

If you were in a car travelling at the speed of light, what happens when you turn on the headlight?

What would chairs look like if our legs bent the other way?

I didnt still the last one from Braniac....never.

(they're just examples, i know the title says ONE)

< Edited by Kin on 2004/10/31 19:32 >

If you were in a car travelling at the speed of light, what happens when you turn on the headlight?

Pure dumb logic suggests that nothing would happen?

What happens when an immovable object meets an unstoppable force?

if a charmilion was in a room of mirrors what color would it turn?

not from brainiac *whistle*

'Ask what God answers for the first question for the second question', hence you don't know.

And your saying the question you will never know is the second one?
Ok so you may not know what the second question is before you've asked your first one, but "by the end" you would know right?

Unless when you wrote this
"By the end you will have asked the right question, have the right answers and know all you need to know. However, you will never know the second question.."
The part in bold did not come under the "by the end" part...

If that's not the case i'm lost....

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You are lost.

The wording always gets people, it's awkward.

1) You only ask one question, God asks the other one and technically he then answers his own question.

2) You (answering this) will never know the second question. 'By the end' is 'By the end of answering this...'

Geddit?