There's an old car that needs to go up and down a hill. The hill is one mile going up, and one mile going down. Because the car is old, it can only average a speed of 15 mph during the ascent, but may be able to go faster during the descent. How fast must the car be going downhill, in order for its speed to reach an average of 30 mph for the entire two-mile journey?
Confused? Don't be ashamed. Wetheiemer's friend got it wrong as well, and he was pretty damn smart. That friend? Albert Einstein. Oh, he figured it out... eventually.
Verdict: Jew. June 14, 2023
June 14, 2023