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Aking tried his political prisoners based on frank stockton’s story “the lady or the dragon’. the prisoner must choose one of two doors. behind each door is a room containing either a lady or a dragon. it is possible that both rooms contain ladies or that both rooms contain dragons, or that one room contains a lady and the other room contains a dragon. if the prisoner chooses the room with the lady, he goes free. if he chooses the room with the dragon, he is eaten. there is a sign on each door. the king tells the prisoner that the signs on the door are either both true or both false. the sign on door #1 says “at least one of these rooms contains a lady”. the sign on door #2 says “a dragon is in the other room.” which room should the prisoner pick?

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