Comments by "" (@sharonefee1426) on "Can you solve the rogue AI riddle? - Dan Finkel" video.

  1. I just thought you start with one (24) From there, if he does 3, you do 1. If he does 1, you do 3. If he does 4, you do 4. The logic behind it: 24 can be divided into 4. It gets you to an equal number even (6). The optional for is for it to end at 8. If it's at 8: If it's 4 (4), you can win with 4. If it's 3 (5), you go down to 2, then he'll have to go one and you win. If it goes 2 (6), just go one. Go one (5), and the same we said before. I still believe it can work. It's like a game you get down from a 20 to 0, though this is with 1,2. Same trick. You can find it on the book "The U hate Mathematics book for 1975. (There they count from 0 to 20, but no big difference). By the way: why won't it let me translate the video?
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