Q3: If you pick an answer to this
question at random, what is the
chance that you will be correct?

Let’s break this down in a fun way! You have four options, but two of them are exactly the same – both (a) and (d) are 25%! So, that means you have two chances of picking 25% if you’re just guessing randomly. However, if you add those probabilities together, you realize that the overall odds aren’t straightforward. The tricky nature of this question is what makes it a riddle rather than a simple multiple-choice question!

Now, here’s the twist! If 25% is indeed the correct answer (since two options agree), that would mean there are actually three correct answers (two for 25% and one for 50%). Hence, the percentages mess with each other, creating a paradox making it impossible to give a traditional answer of probability without contradiction. How wild is that?