Questions With No Right Answers.

[Monsterfurby]

"If a train leaves the LA airport at 12:73, and a car stars diving from England to Hawaii, how much syrup do I need for my bacon?"

Scissors, 61.

That was easy.

 

[Thyunda]

"What colour is this?"

There is no right answer, because I can't prove that my red is your red. Your red might actually be green, but you call it red and see everything red as green. So although you will say red, I can never know for sure that it's the same red I can see.

False.

It can be quantified as a color as according to the hexadecimal RGB spectrum. Whether or not you view colors the same (which seems unlikely, based on biology) is irrelevant, as the color is F2FF40, or B3270C, or 2394AE, etc.

That's just another set of characters. It's as quantifiable as labelling it red.

 

[alexwbyrd]

"If a train leaves the LA airport at 12:73, and a car stars diving from England to Hawaii, how much syrup do I need for my bacon?"

Scissors, 61.

That was easy.

I was about to type out my own answer to the equation and then I realized what Monsterfurby was making a reference to and then was rendered speechless by the awesomeness of it all XD