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Riddles

Let's finish the riddle from @AuAL first since his followed next by the game rules stated at the beginning of the thread. Otherwise we will be getting confused as to whose riddle a particular guess is for. Afterwards we will decide how to fit in the riddle inserted by @UberScout. Then let's try to go back to the usual game rules. If anyone is unsure what those rules are, they are stated in the first post on this thread and may be referred to for reference.
 
I see you guys are stumped so...

"What can you offer to a man who already has everything?"

Knowledge.
 
I see you guys are stumped so...

"What can you offer to a man who already has everything?"

Knowledge.
But if they have everything, then they'll already have all knowledge. Surely by definition, the only thing they won't have is nothing? 😏

BTW, you may want to read @FayetheAspie's post #2021, being the OP here and defined the rules of this game. All are welcome here but we need to try and keep to the rules or we end up with confusion as to which riddle is in play.
 

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