@bucees You would think the comments on every post you make now might have made the message clear to you monsters. Since it's not.
Hey @iamjohnoliver you should totally set up pop-up shops by the new Buc-ee's.
@_o16u@CFC_lova It being a lamp is what makes it within reach. It could be a lamp on the ceiling but at that point the question would intentionally deceptive. If you want to be absolutely sure there is no room for assumption there is no time limit. You can wait longer before checking.
@_o16u@CFC_lova The other answer is basically an educated guess, because her reason would be just as likely as "Yes well those architects built this as a test and considered that, so you're just wrong. Next. "
@_o16u@CFC_lova It doesn't need to be hot to the touch like the visualization shows, just a notable heat to know it was on. Even then the reason his answer is considered the best is that it's one you can consistently do and always get the right answer (even if you just have to wait longer).
@vangoigh117177@CFC_lova I love it from a meta perspective cause the student that makes the correct assumption fits the trope of "smart because they know literally everything" where he is written smart in a way that any person could get that answer if they think enough about it. (Sherlock vs Monk)
@vangoigh117177@CFC_lova The purpose of the question is the reasoning, not the answer. The other answers given, while most technically work, are either impractical or based off pure assumption. The impractical ones miss the point of the question and the assumptions will not consistently work. His will.