Warp Speed is a healthy alternative to the harmful UV emissions of Light Speed.

[Gunkslinger]

We see, we hear, so therefore we know,
but reality may say that it ain't so.

One's observation and perception of a certain situation,
oft times leads to misdirection and self-deception of information.

Was the Saint still alive when canonized?

And did the martyr die before sentence was realized?

Was George from the Old or from the New? There is a contrast.

Was the old rich uncle really half-glassed?

Do expect the affect of this effect,
to misdirect the correct subject.

[Jon]

I just keep thinking of Schrodinger's cat.

[Gunkslinger]

I just keep thinking of Schrodinger's cat.

Nice thinking outside the box! This is close as some have proposed the cat to explain the subject of this riddle.

[Jon]

So is it dead or not?

[Gunkslinger]

So is it dead or not?

Not sure about the cat, but the riddle is still alive and kicking.

[Maturins_Daughter]

We see, we hear, so therefore we know,
but reality may say that it ain't so.

One's observation and perception of a certain situation,
oft times leads to misdirection and self-deception of information.


This makes me think of dreams or movies. Am I way off base?

[Gunkslinger]

We see, we hear, so therefore we know,
but reality may say that it ain't so.

One's observation and perception of a certain situation,
oft times leads to misdirection and self-deception of information.


This makes me think of dreams or movies. Am I way off base?

It's all about our perception of one's personal reality.

A movie about the martyr and saint was made.

I might be stepping outside my own knowledge base with this riddle. I'm not Sidney Freedman. :smile:

[Jon]

Bump

[Gunkslinger]

Hint: Apartheid

[Hunchback Jack]

Out of body/near death experience?

[Gunkslinger]

Out of body/near death experience?

I do not see the answer I seek.

[Gunkslinger]

I bump again.

[Jon]

I really should wear a helmet when I come to this riddle.

[Gunkslinger]

I really should wear a helmet when I come to this riddle.

I think one of those beer helmet hats could help!

[Hunchback Jack]

I'm thinking "solipsism", but that doesn't capture the idea of misperception you've hinted at.

[Gunkslinger]

I'm thinking "solipsism", but that doesn't capture the idea of misperception you've hinted at.

I do not see the answer I seek.

I actually had to Google your answer!

[Gunkslinger]

Hint: Anti-Apartheid

[Hunchback Jack]

Confirmation bias?

(Spoilerized as I just read a request in another thread to not reveal guesses to let others play).

[Gunkslinger]

Again, I do not see the answer that I seek.

[Jon]

That's because he wrapped the answer in s spoiler tag, silly!
:emot-roflolmao:

[Gunkslinger]

That's because he wrapped the answer in s spoiler tag, silly!
:emot-roflolmao:

I do admit you got me on that one. NOW JUST ANSWER THE DAMN RIDDLE! Haha!

[Jon]

That's because he wrapped the answer in s spoiler tag, silly!
:emot-roflolmao:

I do admit you got me on that one. NOW JUST ANSWER THE DAMN RIDDLE! Haha!

If only it were THAT simple to get into your devious mind.

[Maturins_Daughter]

Too damn clever for my aging brain.

[Gunkslinger]

That's because he wrapped the answer in s spoiler tag, silly!
:emot-roflolmao:

I do admit you got me on that one. NOW JUST ANSWER THE DAMN RIDDLE! Haha!

If only it were THAT simple to get into your devious mind.

The Vulcan Mind Meld might work......

[Jon]

Now if only my arm could stretch from Indiana to Connecticut!!

[Gunkslinger]

Now if only my arm could stretch from Indiana to Connecticut!!

That would be useful, but then you would have to bring back Leonard Nimoy to properly conduct the procedure.

[Hunchback Jack]

I am in favour of any plan that involves bringing back Leonard Nimoy. I mean, in some rejuvenated form, ideally. I wouldn't want the poor man to suffer or anything.

[Jon]

So much for the "live long" part of it/

[Hunchback Jack]

83 isn’t bad. I’d take it.

[Gunkslinger]

Hint: The martyr is Nelson

[Hunchback Jack]

We see, we hear, so therefore we know,
but reality may say that it ain't so.

One's observation and perception of a certain situation,
oft times leads to misdirection and self-deception of information.

Was the Saint still alive when canonized?

And did the martyr die before sentence was realized?

Was George from the Old or from the New? There is a contrast.

Was the old rich uncle really half-glassed?

Do expect the affect of this effect,
to misdirect the correct subject.

The Mandela Effect?

“Martyr died before sentence was realized” refers to Mandela dying in jail (he didn’t)
“George” refers to Curious George having a tail or not? He didn’t, although it turns out he might have had originally?
“Uncle half-glassed” refers to the Monopoly man having (or rather, not) a monocle.
I can’t get the Saint one, though.

[Gunkslinger]

We see, we hear, so therefore we know,
but reality may say that it ain't so.

One's observation and perception of a certain situation,
oft times leads to misdirection and self-deception of information.

Was the Saint still alive when canonized?

And did the martyr die before sentence was realized?

Was George from the Old or from the New? There is a contrast.

Was the old rich uncle really half-glassed?

Do expect the affect of this effect,
to misdirect the correct subject.

The Mandela Effect?

“Martyr died before sentence was realized” refers to Mandela dying in jail (he didn’t)
“George” refers to Curious George having a tail or not? He didn’t, although it turns out he might have had originally?
“Uncle half-glassed” refers to the Monopoly man having (or rather, not) a monocle.
I can’t get the Saint one, though.

You say true, a goose for you and thank you.

The saint is Mother Teresa.

[Hunchback Jack]

Great riddle. Thanks for the clue!

[Jon]

Riddlemaster. Please explain the connection of Curious George and The Old Testament.

[Gunkslinger]

Riddlemaster. Please explain the connection of Curious George and The Old Testament.

Well, the Man in the Yellow Hat is one of the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse.

Actually it's Old World and New World Monkeys.

[Hunchback Jack]

Ah, interesting. I thought it might be referring to old and new versions of the cartoon. I thought I read somewhere that the earliest version had a tail.

[Jon]

Thanks Mike!

[Gunkslinger]

No problem, I just misdirected a fellow riddlemaster on the old and new. My mind wouldn't have ever considered the Old and New Testament pathway.

[Gunkslinger]

That's why we riddle!