Who has the fish is an Einstein riddle that only 2 percent of people can solve. The claim that it is a riddle by Albert Einstein is a bit far-fetched, since some of the cigarette brands mentioned in the riddle did not exist when he was growing up (he is said to have written it as a child). Anyway, the logic puzzle, which is not his name, is therefore no less difficult, and you only need to think logically to solve it, since it does not contain any tricks. Now see if you can figure out who has a fish and if you belong to an elite group of people or not.
The Einstein Riddle is a logic puzzle, supposedly written by this famous German physicist and mathematician in his youth. Another version says that it is work by the English writer Lewis Carroll. The truth is that there is no proof that it was written by one or the other, but that does not change the fact that it exists. In order to make it more recognizable, it has been given the nickname of Einstein's puzzle, and there is a myth that it can be solved only 2 percent of the world's population. Even this is not entirely true, there is only so much that is capable of solving it in less than 15 minutes. Are you the one who judges between them and knows who has the fish? Try and check!
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Your job as a rescuer is to find out who has the fish by connecting features from the story that belong together. If you can't figure it out or you're running out of patience, watch the video below leads to an answer.
Einstein's Riddle:
We have five houses and each one is a different color. In each there is a person of a different nationality. These five owners each drink their own type of drink, smoke their own brand of cigarette and have their own pet. Therefore, each of the properties (ie nationality, house color, cigarette brand, drink and animal) appears exactly once.
- A British man lives in a red house.
- The Swede has a dog.
- A Dane drinks tea.
- The green house is on the left next to the white house.
- The owner of the green house is drinking coffee.
- The owner of the bird smokes Pall Mall.
- The owner of the yellow house smokes Dunhill.
- The owner of the middle house drinks milk.
- The Norwegian lives in the first house.
- The person who smokes Blend lives next door to the owner of the cat.
- The owner of the horse lives next to a Dunhill smoker.
- Bluemaster brand smoker drinks beer.
- The German smokes Prince.
- The Norwegian lives next to the blue house.
- The person who smokes Blend has a neighbor who drinks water.
You know who has a fish?
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