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mythreya
2 August 2013
The sage's plan:
He made a weak poison and drank it just before the test. During the test time, he would drink the stronger poison which he thinks the pharmacist would have made. Meanwhile, he takes a non-poisonous drink to the test and presents it as his poison. In this case the pharmacist would drink it and then drink his own poison and die.
The pharmacist's plan:
He knows that the sage is going to drink a weak poison before the test and that he is going to present a non-poisonous drink. So the pharmacist counters this by presenting a non-poisonous drink too effectively disabling the sage from countering the poison he consumed earlier.
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The sage's plan:
He made a weak poison and drank it just before the test. During the test time, he would drink the stronger poison which he thinks the pharmacist would have made. Meanwhile, he takes a non-poisonous drink to the test and presents it as his poison. In this case the pharmacist would drink it and then drink his own poison and die.
The pharmacist's plan:
He knows that the sage is going to drink a weak poison before the test and that he is going to present a non-poisonous drink. So the pharmacist counters this by presenting a non-poisonous drink too effectively disabling the sage from countering the poison he consumed earlier.
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