Here again neither True nor False are able to answer this question given their commitments of truth-telling and lying, respectively. They are forced to answer "ja" just in case the answer they are committed to give is "da" and this they cannot do. Just as before they will suffer a head explosion. In contrast, Random will mindlessly spout his nonsense and randomly answer "ja" or "da". Uzquiano (2010) also uses this asymmetry to provide a two question solution to the modified puzzle. However, Uzquiano's own modification to the puzzle, which eliminates this asymmetry by allowing Random to either answer "ja", "da", or remain silent, cannot be solved in fewer than three questions.