Help, my mind is caught in a paradoxical loop!

Going with D. It'd be 25% for a normal question, but since it's the second 25% this provides some evidence that I read all the answers.

Godel showed that self-referential problems like this are impossible to resolve. He proved that the existence of these types of problems mean that math can never completely describe reality as outlined in his incompleteness theorems -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del's_incompleteness_theorems

This is one of the drivers of post-modernist thinking. Douglas Hofstadter talks a lot about this and the nature of consciousness in his famous book Gödel, Escher, Bach -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del%2C_Escher%2C_Bach

Ah fuck, there goes my right to vote in Jim Crow South.

C) none of the possible answers is correct if picked randomly so you have 0% chance to get it right

If you were to pick at random it would be 25% given there are 4 options being. However, that isn’t the same as the question about the question, which you see 25% percent twice meaning you could Be randomly right twice actually, so the answer to this question about a question is b.) 50%.

Around 33%?

lol

No time to think about it! C!

There's a 50% chance of choosing 25%, but 25% might not be the correct answer. So I'm going 0% because it fits all of my previous life choices.

33.3333333333333333333333333333333....

Classical paradox question. There is no correct answer.

if the correct answer is b or c, you would be right a quarter of the time

if the correct answer is a or d you would be right half the time.

athere are 3 correct answers. assuming the correct answer is chosen at random, you would be right 1/3x1/2 + 2/3x1/4 = 1/3 of the time

So what you do is, ignore the supposed answers and and write 25% next to them.

Problem solved!

If this wasn't an extra credit question the correct answer is to drop the class.

The question is both self-aware and mutated. We have to burn it with fire before it learns to replicate.

a == d

a + d = b

c = burn it down

Oh fuck.

e) 20%

My response when I saw this again a week or two ago was "the answer is 0%, but only if you don't pick it."

The answer is 50% without it being b). There is also test optimization strategy for answering F'd up questions. If 2 options are the same, they can not be intended answer of test maker.

Gentlemen, there's a solution here you're not seeing

I'm writing in

e) All or none of the above.

It can't be 25% since they appear twice, since that's disqualified it is between 50% and 0, and it isn't 0.

32 questions like this one.

Math with no rules is a pattern. Math with rules is useful. Bouncing back and forth might refine the process?

The struggle is real

A. I'll go with A. Huh, that was easy.

Bro. Math tests aren't real, bro.

Quantumtative Ability

Remember The Name - Fort Minor

B

The four answers sum to 100%, so on average each answer has a 25% chance of being right, and 25% is two of the options so you have a 50% chance of picking one of those

C because all the answers are wrong.

Knowing the answers makes it impossible for random. 0%, but that’s a decision based on fact, not random. Now my brain has melted into a puddle of paradox.

The question really is... are all questions really worth solving and what good is math if you are not solving problems. Self awarness is the pursuit of understanding the world we live in and math is a tool to do just that. Maybe the output is just misunderstood.... maybe there is no answer to some problems. The answer is 2

FINE! Post modernism in the chat like bla bla bla but greed is good and we were born in its shaddow. The answer is 100%

Truth is a popularity contest created in a poorly written language. Garbage in garbage out. The answer is 666,666,666 X 10^(3000/3) or all the above

if you were to pick randomly, the correct answer would change something you didnt pick.

meaning the chances of a random selection picking the correct answer is zero.

since your answer is not a random selection, you can input the answer as C.

Mathmatical riddles. Kinda like turds that taste like skittles. News flash the people in charge don't know what they are doing.

Well if I pick it at random the chances of typing one of those specific char strings into the keyboard is small enough to be effectively 0%

Creative interpretation of the question is a valid test taking method

Chance == odds

so

4/4 == totalChoice_permitted 
one_Choice = 1/4 

A=25
B=50
C=0
D=25

if one_Choice  ==  one_Choice
then combine 
	reduce choices by the amount simlair plus one

	A==D
	combine

3/3 == totalChoice_permitted 
one_Choice = 1/3 
	turn to decimal (one_Choice) x 100 == 33%
	

1 = AD =25%
2 = B =50%
3 = C =0%

if answer not equal to (one_Choice)
	print “the answer is not listed but the answer is in the struggle of answering a question so 0%”

Not C but 0% Not all odds matter or they do. It’s a double whammy

or do I got pie on my face?

Is it the percentage or the place holder?

What are the rules?

I would think it would be safe to assume the limits are out of four choices but when two are the same.

like linear or some shit.

Update: I asked my local AI clown clanker and it gave this as a answer

A clever question! Since the answer is chosen at random, each option has an equal chance of being correct. Therefore, the probability that I will be correct if I pick randomly is: 1/4 = 25% So, the correct answer is (a) 25%!

The olgipity is very sure of A) and not D)

We need to know the question do we not? OP failed here. The question could change the answer.