Quiz on freedom

Here is another little foray into experimental philosophy. I would be very grateful if you answered out this very short three-question multiple choice quiz on freedom. It shouldn't take more than about one or two minutes. Feel free to forward the link. I'll eventually post some summaries, when I get enough data.

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[The quiz was down for two hours or so, due to a bug in the perl code, but is now back up.]

Quiz on "... or ..."

I am holding out to you my two closed fists. Let us suppose that I know that you know that I know which, if any, of my fists are empty and which are full (for simplicity, I take "full" to be the denial of "empty"). You don't know which, if any, of my fists are empty and which are full. In which of the following cases would I be telling you a lie if I said: "My left hand is full or my right hand is full" while competently using English? (Choose "depends" if you think the answer depends on factors that I didn't include in the description of the case.)

1. In fact my left hand is full and my right hand is full: lie not a lie depends don't know
2. In fact my left hand is empty and my right hand is full: lie not a lie depends don't know
3. In fact my left hand is full and my right hand is empty: lie not a lie depends don't know
4. In fact my left hand is empty and my right hand is empty: lie not a lie depends don't know

Quiz on "If... then..."

I am holding out to you my two closed fists. Let us suppose that I know that you know that I know which, if any, of my fists are empty and which are full (for simplicity, I take "full" to be the denial of "empty"). You don't know which, if any, of my fists are empty and which are full. In which of the following cases would I be telling you a lie if I said: "If my left hand is full, then my right hand is full" while competently using English? (Choose "depends" if you think the answer depends on factors that I didn't include in the description of the case.)

1. In fact my left hand is full and my right hand is full: lie not a lie depends don't know
2. In fact my left hand is empty and my right hand is full: lie not a lie depends don't know
3. In fact my left hand is full and my right hand is empty: lie not a lie depends don't know
4. In fact my left hand is empty and my right hand is empty: lie not a lie depends don't know