SuicideFuel Problem (not a math one)

[trying to ascend]

[UWSL]There are 100 identical boxes, all covered, arranged in a row. in one of boxes, there is a diamond.

Each box has the following message written on its lid:

“the diamond is in the left or right box”. We know that exactly one of the messages is true and all others are false.

Opening only the lid of one of them, is it possible to find out where the diamond is?[/UWSL]

[UWSL][/UWSL]

 

[ethniccel1]

box 99

 

[trying to ascend]

box 99

Wrong

 

[ilieknothing]

The box farthest to the left

 

[ethniccel1]

Wrong

 

[trying to ascend]

The box farthest to the left

Correct

 

[ilieknothing]

Correct

 

[Babica Yaga]

The question is retarded. The most left box has no box to the left of it, therefore the message on the box is technically also not the truth. False or False == False

 

[Caesercel]

Why not the right most one? They seem symmetrical

 

[unsettling]

Why not the right most one? They seem symmetrical

it's a lexical ambiguity

 

[trying to ascend]

Why not the right most one? They seem symmetrical

It's both

 

[trying to ascend]

The question is retarded. The most left box has no box to the left of it, therefore the message on the box is technically also not the truth. False or False == False

It's not about the message in the farthest box, it's about the diamond.

Since there are no other messages stating something about the boxes in the extremes, therefore they are the only that can be the ones with the diamond

 

[based_meme]

It's not about the message in the farthest box, it's about the diamond.

Since there are no other messages stating something about the boxes in the extremes, therefore they are the only that can be the ones with the diamond

Correct.