Alright, I will start a new one since no one continued.
A man is walking to the village of prosperity when he comes to a fork in the road. In between the two roads, there are two men. One of them is a liar and one is honest. Each of the two men knows which road leaves to the village of prosperity. The man is allowed to ask either one of them two questions, or each one one question. How does he find out which road is the correct road?
^^ two ways to solve that I know of
First the ask one two questions
choose one and ask: Is two plus two four?
then ask which road is the road to the village of prosperity?
If he answered true to the first question then he is the truthteller, if not he is the lier, the truthteller will tell you the right path and the lier will tell you the wrong path so you should take the other one
Second one asking a question to both:
Pick a road and ask, “Will the other guy tell me that this is the right road to take to get to town?” If it’s the right road and you ask the truth teller, he’ll know that the liar will say no, and thus say no. If you ask the liar, he’ll know that the truth teller would says yes, so he’ll lie and say no. If the road was the wrong road to take, the truth teller will know that the liar would says yes, and thus say yes. If you ask the liar, he’ll know that the truth teller would say no, so he’ll lie and say yes.
What am I?
Answer: The answer is nothing.
It's more powerful than God.
It's more evil than the devil.
The poor have it.
The rich need it.
If you eat it, you'll die.
What am I?