Since the amended Random answers in a truly random manner, neither True nor False can predict whether Random would answer "ja" or "da" to the question of whether Dushanbe is in Kirghizia. Given this ignorance they will be unable to tell the truth or lie – they will therefore remain silent. Random, however, who spouts random nonsense, will have no problem spouting off either "ja" or "da". Uzquiano (2010) exploits this asymmetry to provide a two question solution to the modified puzzle. Yet, one might assume that the gods have an "oracular ability to predict Random's answers even before the coin flip in Random’s brain?" In this case, a two question solution is still available by using self-referential questions of the style employed in Rabern and Rabern (2008).