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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 2360866" data-attributes="member: 4134">The test that stumped them allI'd have said something like "tap your foreman on the right shoulder if you speak his colour, tap him left if you say the wrong colour", but that would be communicating, would it?When they don't hear you, you cannot put meaning in the words, either. Unless they hear the word as you say it repeated by a monotonous voice or something. In that case, you could drawl if you speak truth or something like this. But this sounds like they would hear a message from tape, saying "red" or "green" without any of your speech patterns, since "and all your teammates will know what color you say".Maybe you can correct yourself? If so, you say the right colour if it is not only yours, but that of the man before you as well. "Green". So you are right, and the guy in front of you knows about green. If the colours are different, you say the wrong one and immediately "correct" yourself. He will know that even his final answer was green - because it was his colour - he meant that you have red.</blockquote>