Let's say I'm one of the logicians.

我是这些逻辑学的一员。

I have each of these perfect logicians.

这里面每个人都是完美的逻辑学。

So I gave the situation where we have 100 logicians.

我给出的情景是有100个逻辑学。

And they tell this to all of the logicians.

它们把这个告诉所有的逻辑学。

I wanted to be, I kid you not, I wanted to be a logician when I was a teenager.

我想成为 不骗你们，我年轻的时候想成为一名逻辑学。

So imagine the situation where instead of 100 there's only one perfect logician.

房间里面不是有100个人只有一个完美的逻辑学。

Let’s imagine a single logician with a silver mask.

让我们想象一个戴着银色面具的逻辑学。

Four logicians got in at the first bell.

四个逻辑学一次铃响时进来了。

I did not suspect you of being so able a Logician'.

我没想到你是这么能干的逻辑学。

(Laughs) Logic is in the eye of the logician, right?

（笑）逻辑逻辑学的眼里，对吧？

As the name implies logicians, mathematicians, scientists have that kind of intelligence.

顾名思义，逻辑学、数学、科学都有那种智慧。

This is an example of coercive logic, invented by the great logician and puzzle creator Raymond Smullyan.

这是强制逻辑的一个例子，由伟大的逻辑学和拼图创造者 Raymond Smullyan 发明。

It was first proposed in 1943 by two researchers at universities in Chicago — a neurologist and a logician.

它于 1943 年由芝加哥大学的两名研究人员（一名神经学和一名逻辑学）首次提出。

And that leaves six logicians outside when the fifth bell rings: the answer to the demon’s riddle.

当五次铃声响起时， 六名逻辑学就留外面：恶魔之谜的答案。

Some number of logicians, all in red masks, got in at the second bell.

一些逻辑学，都戴着红色面具，二声铃声响起时进来了。

Here's what happened: Four logicians got in at the first bell.

事情是这样的：四个逻辑学一次铃声响起时进来了。

Let's imagine a single logician with a silver mask.

让我们想象一个戴着银色面具的逻辑学。

Logicians wearing at least two different colors got in at the fourth bell.

至少穿着两种不同颜色的逻辑学四次铃声响起时进来了。

Like we said, the pirates all know each other to be top-notch logicians.

就像我们说的，海贼们都知道对方是一流的逻辑学。

Ever since the time of Aristotle, logicians thought that nothing could be deduced from a category that was not contained in that category.

自从亚里士多德时代以来，逻辑学就认为，如果一个范畴不包含那个范畴中，就不能推导出任何东西。