Philosophical riddle

[Dr. L]

Since I'm absolutely terrible at math, I'm borrowing this idea from Grunthos, except with a 'Right brain' alteration, where his riddles are 'left-brained'.


Basically, these riddles will puzzle the imagination, whereas Grunthos' will puzzle logical thought.



These will likely mostly be circumstantial.


First Riddle: Two funeral Processions are about to pass from opposing directions, and there are no turn-offs in the road in sight. It is both a moral obligation and a law to pull over when a funeral procession passes by in your area. Which Funeral Procession pulls over?



On a side note, I thank Grunthos for the idea.

[Diniden]

I'd say they'd just wave at each other as they passed by.

But also it seems inefficient for one group to hold the service at a church one way with the cemetery the other and the other group vice versa.

[Edmaster]

Drive on a road with a raised median. In my state, as long as a raised median separates you, you can continue on driving.