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dustin_archibald · **Logic excercise: The infinite motel on the moon. -** 01-13-2006, 12:46 AM

Here's a "problem" that can help expand your brain. I remembered it because of various discussions about infinity.

You own a motel on the moon with an infinite number of rooms. Each room can only have 1 person in it and all the rooms are full. Suddenly Bill Clinton shows up and needs a room. You really have to get him into a room but you can't kick anybody out into the cold dark of space. What do you do?

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dustin_archibald Blue Belt Status: Offline Posts: 97 Thanks Given: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts Join Date: May 2005 Rep Power: 14	Logic excercise: The infinite motel on the moon. - 01-13-2006, 12:46 AM Here's a "problem" that can help expand your brain. I remembered it because of various discussions about infinity. You own a motel on the moon with an infinite number of rooms. Each room can only have 1 person in it and all the rooms are full. Suddenly Bill Clinton shows up and needs a room. You really have to get him into a room but you can't kick anybody out into the cold dark of space. What do you do?