A lobster and a sea urchin are arrested for having committed a bank robbery.Each claims that he is innocent and that witnesses saw his identical twin, not him, commit the crime.Leaving aside the general implausibility of their stories, which one do you know must be lying, and why?

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A lobster and a sea urchin are arrested for having committed a bank robbery.Each claims that he is innocent and that witnesses saw his identical twin, not him, commit the crime.Leaving aside the general implausibility of their stories, which one do you know must be lying, and why?





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