Tough riddle/logic problem - true lies? Good luck...?

Question 1 - Are you in your altered state? If he says no, he's Jack. If he say's yes, he's John.

Question 2 - Is he (the other brother) Jack? If he says no, he's in his normal state. If he says yes, he's in his altered state.

Question 3 - You would ask each brother separately, 'Are you John?'. If they both say the same thing, they're in the same state. If they give different answers, they're in different states. The question (#3) says that you can only ask one question, but it never says that you can't say that question twice.

Also, you could get both the brothers in the same room with you, and voila! They are in the same state! (geographically) This could be a trick question.

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1. who are you?

2. What state are you in?

3.Are you telling the truth???

Impossible. No matter what your question is you cant tell who they are and what state they are in unless you take out their drivers license and ask them each the same question at the same time.

all 3 r did i sleep with your mom

and the 3 answers are yes

you cant awnser it because u can never tell what state/person he is by 1 question