Jayden

Yeah, this one on the chart is incorrect it seems, the answer is the black box. I hope they fix it. I think the person editing the sheet got confused because the user submitted two puzzles in one comment.

Blue: One of the other statements is false

White: One of the other boxes contains gems

Black: If you replace the word 'one' in the other two statements with 'both' they will both be false

A: White

Blue: The empty boxes are both true

White: The gems are in the black box

Black: This is not an empty box

A: Black

(If black = empty, 3 = lie)

(if black = gems, 2 = true, 1 = lie)

Blue: This box is empty

White: This box is empty

Black: This puzzle is harder than it seems

A: Black

(It was in fact just as easy as it seemed, and it gave me a good laugh)

Blue: "The Gems are in the only box with a true statement"

White: "One of the other boxes is true"

Black: "The gems are in the only box with a false statement"

A: Blue

(One of the other boxes (black) being true doesn't prevent white from also being true)

Blue: Boxes next to this box contain gems

White: Boxes next to this box contain gems

Black: Boxes next to this box contain gems

A: White box

(Easy when thought through, but could be disorienting for some)

Blue box: "The gems are in this box."

White box: "This statement is of no help at all"

Black box: "The gems are in the blue box"

A: Blue box

(The statement on white IS helpful because it being a lie means the other two can be true)