I remember I once had a journey because of the movie called
Fermat’s room. It tells the story of four persons that are trapped in a room
and must solve riddles to survive. The riddles took me on a journey especially
one that said: In the false land everybody lies, in the true land everybody
tells the truth. You are on a room trapped and there are two door one leads to
salvation and the other does not. One door is guarded by a guard from the false
land and the other is guarded by a guard from the true land but you do not know
which guard if from the false land. You are allowed to ask one question and
then you must choose a door. What do you ask? This riddle was given to me in
twelve grade and I could not solve it. This time I went on a mental journey
imagining myself in the room until I found the solution which was ask what door
the other guard would tell me to pick and then choose the other door. The one
from the false land was going to lie and tell me the wrong door while the one
from the true land was also going to tell me the wrong door. Every character in
this movie is taken through an internal journey while solving the riddles and
finding out how closed each other are related. Also it puts the audience
through an internal journey if you take personal like myself and try to solve
the riddles on your own. The same time happened with Einsteins zebra puzzle
which only 1% of the population can solved it. It took me 2 hours to solve that
puzzle but at the end, the journey was worth it.

Nice, I remember reading about Fermat in my math class the part about logic (P -> Q) and that stuff they cited a few riddles which I couldn't solve (lol). Anyways, I might watch this movie, sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks.