The Daily Liar

Every day, the paper prints a page of testimony. Some of these people never lie. The rest never tell the truth. There is, as always, exactly one version of events that holds. Read the statements. Stamp each speaker TRUE or LIE. Go to press. If the page holds, the edition closes and the liars are named. If it doesn't, the paper refuses it as a correction. You are not told which speaker you got wrong. - That is the job. Every edition is verified by an exhaustive solver before it is printed: exactly one answer, always reachable by reasoning. * Guessing is never required, and never rewarded. * THE PAPER CARRIES - One free edition daily, in a morning and a night printing - The serial: a guided run in chapters, introducing one new kind of claim at a time — parity, majority, implication - Back issues: the complete run, indexed by folio and date. * A paid unlock. * - The hint desk, for readers…