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| I know the answer, but you have changed the right question. The original way this question was "'Find the error. It's impossible!"  |
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oh, really? I got this question as this way, and I haven't figured it out what is wrong here or what the error is here...  |
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 hmm... I must admit I did some Googling and found a ton of different opinions about this. Some say the error is that there is no error but still 20% of the students found one. Some people also posted the question as "Find the error. Its impossible!" and then the answer would have been that the error is in grammar.However, let's assume Arja's post is the way it was originally posted... then the answer would not be in grammar, it would just be the poster in that case making a mistake. Doh! It also says "error above", so the error would not be in that line but above it. I'm guessing the answer is that 20% of the students appear to find an error when there is none...  |
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| The answer has nothing to do with those letters. This same question has been done also with numbers 000 111 222 333 444 555 666 777 888 999 and one letter/number (like a,b,c,d etc and 1,2,3,4 etc); so many ways, but the question is always the same "Find the error. It's impossible!" "Did you know that 80% of UCSD students could not find the error above?" There is nothing wrong in that list, but still 20% of students could find the error which mean it isn't impossible. Only 80% of the students couldn't find the error. If it really was impossible (like says in the question) 100% of the students would not have found the error. So, this is epigram (I’m not sure if this is right word. The Finnish word is "kompa" so Jani knows what I mean). How could it be impossible if 20% of students have solved it?  Usually this question come via email where says that "copy-paste" this. But some people didn't, so thats why there are some different versions in that same question. And the different versions have different misspellings... |
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| There's nothing wrong with it. It was intended as a prank puzzler, and it appears to be doing it's job well: Illustrating to what lengths most individuals will go, to find (or invent) an error condition, if they've been told that one exists. 80% of the students were correct; 20% fabricated an error where there was none.  |
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Actually it would be interesting to know *what* the errors where that 20% of the students supposedly could find...  |
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You are all retarded! |
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you are genius so~~~~ |
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| just useless stupid spam, and whoever made is laughing ter asses off at gullible ppl tryoing to solve a riddle that has n solution!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hehehe... I think it's even funnier some people spend their time searching this topic in Google and then accuse other people wasting their time solving it... I mean, let's face it, if you didn't fall for it you wouldn't be here writing about it!  |
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I read somewhere that what the 20% found is that there is NO error and then moved on wth their lives. The other 80% spent time trying to find an error just because they assumed it exists. Stupid spam I agree... |
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     i like all the little emote things |
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How funny so many people are so interested this topic!! Seems everybody want be in that 20%... |
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WOW , only few days... got so many replies!!! Seems it is really a hard question!  |
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| Wen: How funny so many people are so interested this topic!! Seems everybody want be in that 20%... hahaha |
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         excellent emotions |
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 It's simply a diversion. Zento is right, the error is that there is no apostrophe in 'Whats' the difference between 'What is' and the possesive. The instructions tel you to repost with the title 'What's wrong here' and the answer will be obivous. Obvious because you'll have just typed the correct spelling of 'what's' and are more likely to notice it. |
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| good to know..yes tell me : what's wrong here |
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| THE ERROR IS THAT WE DO NOT SAY THE ENGLISH ALPHABET 3 TIMES.. we just say A,B,C,D... and it also depends on where you are from as to how you will interpret those letters, the Spanish alphabet has different "letters" than the English one..so a person who is familiar with the Spanish alphabet may notice that there are extra letters and missing letters.  |
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Depeding on the version you get, there should either be a question mark (?), apostrophe ('), or colon ( in the first line: "What(')s wrong here(?/"Whether or not it was originally intended to not have any mistakes is irrelevant if the one you (anyone) receive does in fact have errors in it, because then it's self contradicting. My oppinion: it relies too much on the competency of the forwarder, and is too prone to be altered in a way that ruins its purpose. |
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| Maybe the 80% that didn't find the error were actually correct and the 20% that did find an error found false error. If there's no error to be found, then the 80% that didn't find an error were the correct majority. Either that or the error is the : KKK  |
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| man.. what's wrong there? he asked "what's wrong here" without the question mark (?) that's what!..  |
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 I think the interesting part of this puzzle/riddle is not the answer but the fact that it provoked thought by ppl. When I received it on Facebook seven times, I decided I would figure it out. When all my solutions seemed like cheap plays as finding an error, I did a GOOGLE search and like some of you I was brought here. I read all the solutions and I believe that there is some validity in all of them. But the consensus seems to be that it provoked thought. That is why only 20% of the ppl found an error. Only 20% decided to place thought towards it. "Thought the only thing that can not be controlled" ~T |
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| After being sad enough to read all of these comments I think we can all come to a few conclusions: Firstly - i have never come accross a thread of a forum where the conversation doesnt end up in a disagreement or arguement over something stupid! Secondly - whoever wrote this was very clever - whatever the actual intended mistake was <<if there was one, this message has sucessfully created many debates and been the center of many hours of confusion! Thirdy - my personal beliefs are that the actual issue is why 100% of the UCSD students didnt find an error, maybe it shows that in a modern society like ours, we are being taught in a such a narrow minded way that we do not "think outside of the box" enough and assume that if somebody says there is an error, we must find it without questionning it every time! |
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| Wow... I'm really starting to understand how 20% of the students were able to find an error... I'm amazed how many different "errors" have been found so far... some findings are actually even very clever. |
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| poo |
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| Whoo... trick question! i think over 20% of replies here found "the" error! |
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| Come on, the answer is just - There is no "error" in the text. "find the error above" but there is no error in the text above, as simple as that..! |
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| What's wrong here is 80% of UCSD students wasted their time trying to solve something that regardless if there is a solution or not, their time is gone...wasted on nonsense...you'd think a UCSD student would be smarter than this If there is a solution, great...good for you. The solution and a $1.00 will buy you a cup of coffe...what a reward! Krunch |
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holy shit... |
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| Now everyone, can we STOP the senseless spamming!? It's getting quite ridiculous. So, I decided to devote some time in thinking of the answer, and hopefully, putting an end to the incessant question and stopping the wall spamming. Okay, there are 5 solutions. Choose the one that makes you happy. 1.) The capital i's are actually lower case L's. Read as I give an example. This is going to be a capitol i - I. This is a lowercase L - l. Could you tell the difference? 99.9% of you probably couldn't, and if you could, it's probably a placebo effect, because I told you so. But, I remember this type of chain letter was also found using numbers, instead of letters (i.e. 000, 111, 222, 333, etc.) and people have argued that the zero's are actually the letter o, capitalized. So this solution may not be the most viable. 2.) "What's wrong here" has no question mark, no colon, not even a comma, which is simply a grammatical error in the posting. But, I have also seen this chain letter start off by asking, "Find the error. It's Impossible!" Which means, the fact that the beginning sentence can vary, lowers the importance of the first sentence - which could just be a personal preference and it lessens the viability of this solution. 3.) To segue-way from that last thought, let's get more critical in thinking. If it's impossible to find answer, then how could it be that 20% of UCSD students found an answer? Since it's not an open-ended question, 80% couldn't find the error, hence the other 20% did find one. So, the question states that it's not possible, yet, 20% of UCSD students say they found one - just because the question asked for them to find an error, they said they found one - this shows the suggestibility of thought in our feeble human minds. 4.) The error is proven through a finite loop. If you read the question initially, there is no error, but because you re-read and/or repost to find the error, you find that the error is that there is no error, but told there is an error. Do you get it? Okay read carefully - the fact that there is no error, but told there is an error, is an error in itself. Okay... but, I really don't think the creator of this chain letter was this smart or had thought this through as much as I did. Even more so, expected adolescents to think about it this way. So, where do we find ourselves? Well, at my last solution, which I think is the most viable. 5.) Simply, it is a spam tool. Due to the near impossibility or ambiguity of the answer, recipients would willfully, being self-motivated, repost the chain letter in hopes of finding the answer [as self-motivation is the greatest incentive in human behavior, as oppose to fear motivation (e.g. respost this or send to 10 friends or you will LOSE ALL your friends!!!) and reward motivation (e.g. repost this or send to 10 friends and you will get MORE friends!!!)] This method would cause a type of hysteria, exponentially gaining more people to repost the message - people seeking for an answer. But, you ask, there is no message or meaning in this chain letter, what motivation do the creator(s) have in having everyone repost this over and over? Well, simply seeing an entire community, or even an entire generation of youth, send emails, post on boards, post on walls and even me, taking the time to write this frickin' note, is reason enough to create such a thing. It's power. To see that all these people are magnifying your creation and even more so, being fooled by your clever prank, is more than enough reason to create such a thing, seeing how successful it - it's message, and you, the creator, can become. That, I believe, is the true reason behind any chain letter and the answer behind this one. Best, Steven P.S. The fact that I think and examine so closely and deeply such a petty thing like a chain letter, only makes one wonder how much I think about my belief in Christ Jesus and His effect on this world and all it's history - His Story. Ultimately, in my nearly 23 years of life, I have found no better answer than that Jesus Christ IS God and Savior - more importantly, He does love you and has a wonderful and fulfilling plan for your life.  |
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| look at just "T" ,they're not "T" ..... ))))there are no space between "T"'s.. )) hahahahha!... forget it.. pls stop this discussion.. |
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| okay wasted an hour on this stupid thing.. |
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there is only one wrong thing here and that is who asked this question and idiots who tries to find the answer and Im also wrong here cuz I wrote a reply to this shit  |
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 you all do realize this was a joke that someone came up with to mess with people?? |
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 lame, I hate this junk |
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The error is human error, i just spent a veryyyyy long time reading this whole page. The fact that no one can accept that there is no error is the error. As humans, once we have a mindset, it's hard to break it, including falling for a veryyyyyyy longgggggg spammmmmmmmmm! It frustrates us that there is no error when from somewhere, it was assumed that there was. Our ego makes it such, that its impossible to accept that the error is nonexistant. Frustrating ain't it, lol. |
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| in theory that there is or is not an error in this ridde is fuck you~ dam losers hahaha |
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| I really like the The University college guys answer.....i guess I am sick minded...lol |
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maybe the error is the number of people who found something wrong. maybe the error really is the percentage. what if 0% of people found something wrong. but then again im sure someone found something wrong with it just to have an answer to everything. |
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| Haha, the error is in "What is wrong here". There is no question mark. |
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| wow... 219 replies!!! seems there really IS something wrong with... some people |
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the error is the apostriphe and when tou repost it "what's wrong here" with the apostrihpe like it says to do it become really obvious |
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| wtf is UCSD anyways? lolz Not to drag this discussion any longer, but UCSD stands for University of California, San Diego. I guess whoever started this should have said UCLA... probably even more people would feel it's credible.  |
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| oh god u all are among those 80 percent....that donot get the question...... it is a trick puzzle........ it says find the error ........ and then at the very end it says 80 percent cannot find the error.... it also asks u to repost it by writing what's wrong here....to get the answer that just means that the question 80 percent cannont find the error means the sentence find the error..... did u all get it..... when u repost it as whats wrong here....that error goes away and then u should get the answers....tricky haan and cool.....  |
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| dunno? |
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| ok i got it , KKK which is a word in the dictionary! the other triple letters arent. have fun xxx |
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 everyones dumb. suck it |
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                          [                   OK!!! THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH THIS COPY AND PASTE IT ONTO MISCROSOFT WORD SELECT ALL OF IT AND CHANGE IT TO TIMES NEW ROMAN THEN NEXT TO THE "I" PUT A LOWER CASE "L" NEXT TO IT AND YOU WILL FIND A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE LOWERCASE L AND THE UPPER CASE I.. nice emoticons btw.. |
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This was bugging me  |
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| I found it! KKK is what's wrong with the list. Short for Ku Klux Klan... |
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| the error is that the "i" is not a capital "i" its a lower case "L" |
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| يا لينا نعرف الجواب |
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| sexy lover. i'm here. |
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| read it again ..... ....what is the error ......... it is telling you that what is the error get it come on folks wake up xxxx |
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| i only read about half way down, and didnt find anyone else say my thought: if the answer to the riddle was that there is no error, then the question would look something similar to "there is an error here, find it" rather than "find the error" hope that makes sense.  |
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| What a long thread, but it makes for better reading than the endless forwards. Here's my tuppence on the subject.. The first thing that is wrong is UCSD students wasting their time on a riddle, like they have nothing better to do - then forwarding it onto Facebook, Bebo etc. The second wrong is the KKK, if you're being politically correct. The WWW is also wrong, if it's being abused by time-wasters such as the ones trying to solve this riddle. Aye, that includes me. The American Automobile Association (AAA) could also be defined as wrong thanks to its carbon footprint. The third wrong (I'm grouping the abbreviations as one wrong) is the often lacking interpunction, grammar and spelling in many forwards. And the fourth wrong is this post implying that twenty percent of UCSD students found an error. It is highly unlikely 100 percent of UCSD students were tested, especially as there is a turnover of graduates coming in and going out - so to say 20 percent see an error - or that 80 percent do not, is simply untrue. The fifth fault is this being yet another spam message wasting my time. The sixth is people being smart with upper case O for 0 and lower case L for capital I's et cetera, and myself being pedantic in a different manner now. It is wrong, evil even, how this post takes our disguise away and shows us the horrible people we are.. So don't you dare point at errors in my tuppence on this thread! Alwin, Edinburgh UK |
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| i dont mean to b rude but i bet the guy that posted this was being an r-tard and thinking "i wonder how many people will discuss this?" and... hundreds, including me lol |
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| it think the answer is that there is no question mark after the statement what's wrong here. just guessing but it is the only incorrect part of the statementpeace anne-marie |
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| So is it a meaningless question? Actually it is not a question |
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| there's definitly an error in this sequence, just copy past the lll in a notepad or any text editing software, change the font and you'll see that those are lower case L instead of capital i. The error is quite simple, it is hidden in plain sight |
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| Arja: I know the answer, but you have changed the right question. The original way this question was "'Find the error. It's impossible!" what 20 percent of he students found was that the lll's should be iii instead of lowercase L's |
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| What's wrong here AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE FFF GGG HHH III JJJ KKK LLL MMM NNN OOO PPP QQQ RRR SSS TTT UUU VVV WWW XXX YYY ZZZ Its obvious.... The only error here is that all those letters are CAPITAL LETTERS except "i" which here is used "l" (letter "l" like in love) instead of capital "i" which is "I". Here you cant see this cause of the font we're using, if you'll past it into Word and change the font, than you can see the difference. In the original there was a question mark as well as apostrophy. :D Thats just my thought |
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| How could it be impossible if 20% of students have solved it? has any one thought that maybe the 80% of the people who got it wrong just made up an answer. and the 20% of the people who got it right said that there is nothing wrong with it. if this is true than the answer is there is nothing wrong and it is not impossible. |
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| Arja: I know the answer, but you have changed the right question. The original way this question was "'Find the error. It's impossible!" There is no question mark after here. |
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| an obvious error is the fact that there is no question mark at the end of the first line... "whats wrong here" should b "whats wrong here?" |
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| oh wow...soo MANY PEOPLE TRYING TO FIND THE ERROR AND I THINK IT IS THAT 20% OF THE PEOPLE FOUND AND ERROR BUT IT SAYD THE ERROR IS IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND SO THAT MEAN THAT THERE IS NO ERROR AND THE PART WHERE IT SAYS FIND THE ERROR ITS IMPOSSIBLE IS AN ERROR BECAUSE IF IT WERE IMPOSSIBLE THEN THE 20% OF PEOPLE WOULDNT HAVE FOUND THE ERROR.....EVEN THOUGHT I DONT KNOW THE ERROR THESE STUDENTS FOUND THE ERROR NOW IS THAT 20% KNOW THE ERROR AND IT SAYS ITS IMPOSSIBLE |
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] no one is reply even the people can reaply to me plsssssssssssss |
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| marko, what do you mean? Does your question have something to do with this topic? If not, please post it on another forum or contact me directly, and include more information of your problem... |
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| Jimmy: what's wrong here AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE FFF GGG HHH III JJJ KKK LLL MMM NNN OOO PPP QQQ RRR SSS TTT UUU VVV WWW XXX YYY ZZZ Did you know that 80% of UCSD students could not find the error above? Well... actually I also don't know! this is just someone asked me... so who can tell what's wrong here??? Arja: I know the answer, but you have changed the right question. The original way this question was "'Find the error. It's impossible!" to be honest, its hardly like we need to go on about it and make massive posts on this. if that question on this page is the original, then its just that theres no question mark after 'whats wrong here'....go on about it as much as you like but thats the only thing it can be in this particular version. |
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