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What gets harder to catch the faster you run?
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The obvious answer is your breath! But there are other answers to this riddle:
*Your tail
*Your shadow
*A cold (that's that whole healthy living thing about exercising preventing illnesses)
*A missed bus or train
*A cat
*A leprechaun
*Ernest T Bass (Andy Griffith fans will remember: "It's me it's me it's Earnest T ..... hee hee hee hee....catch me if you can..... hee hee hee hee)
That's the funny thing about riddles and conundrums. There is always a particular answer that people are looking for, but there are a lot of different answers that are applicable. So how do you choose the "best answer"? Do you choose the one that everyone says is the only answer? Doesn't picking the best answer lead to another conundrum? If I choose an answer that everyone thought was right, but other answers apply, how do I know I picked the correct answer? If everyone "thinks" something is true, does it necessarily ''make'' it true?
*Your tail
*Your shadow
*A cold (that's that whole healthy living thing about exercising preventing illnesses)
*A missed bus or train
*A cat
*A leprechaun
*Ernest T Bass (Andy Griffith fans will remember: "It's me it's me it's Earnest T ..... hee hee hee hee....catch me if you can..... hee hee hee hee)
That's the funny thing about riddles and conundrums. There is always a particular answer that people are looking for, but there are a lot of different answers that are applicable. So how do you choose the "best answer"? Do you choose the one that everyone says is the only answer? Doesn't picking the best answer lead to another conundrum? If I choose an answer that everyone thought was right, but other answers apply, how do I know I picked the correct answer? If everyone "thinks" something is true, does it necessarily ''make'' it true?
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