Published on 12, July, 2020
This is how I solved this stupid question.
I also "solved" the Collatz conjecture. But nobody believes me because they don't understand.
I've found that problem solving is one of my strengths.
Yes I'm taking advantage of the obvious grammar error in the question.
I'm a problem solver, rather than an instruction follower.
This dawned on me, this week, both with the need to get back to my car in Downpatrick - Monday - and figuring out how to update the OS on my solar panel meter and reader - yesterday.
I came to the same decision.
Possibly by the same way of thinking.
Although the problem seemed to be where to put the word only IN the sentence I noticed the use of the word ON, and saw a way out...
I'm going to have a bit of a crack at the colanz conjecture, although I scored the record low at my school for a maths O'level, and am definitely not much of a deep thinker, this is a "why does it work that way" sort of question, which I am (I believe, because it's how I made a decent living at one point) on a good day, fairly adept at answering...
A little later, (when I've most probably failed!) I'd like to circle back and ask you for your solution just to see if I can understand it. But first I need to grok the problem a bit more...
Oh wait, are you doing a funny?
I don't understand this game; aren't there multiple answers like: 'only she told him that she loved him or 'she told only him that she loved him'?
English is not my mother tongue though so maybe that's why.