53 bicycles: A lateral thinking puzzle

Is it anything to do with the 1960s Triumph Dove? Road safety?

Yes

No to all

No

Taunting hint:

With all this attention on the doves it is probably a good thing I didn’t mention the lion.

Did the experiment involve human beings (other than the designer)? More than ten? More than 100? More than 1 000?

Was the success of the experiment monetary? Did it generate the designer a lot of publicity?

Was soap involved?

Did this take place at a zoo?

*reply to **Ignotus ***
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Did the experiment involve human beings (other than the designer)? More than ten? More than 100? More than 1 000? Yes

Was the success of the experiment monetary? Did it generate the designer a lot of publicity?**Tough to answer these. I want to do the right thing and be moral. Let’s just say the man was paid for his experiment and it went over well. But I don’t think "a lot of publicity " would be entirely accurate for the designer, however.
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**No **

**No **

Is this related to Stanley Milgram’s experiments?

No

Were the over a thousand people who were involved in the experiment real, physical people?

**Yes **

Did the man send the doves to the people?

Were the people of political significance?

Radio?

*reply to **Quartz ***:
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Did the man send the doves to the people? **No **

Were the people of political significance? **No **

No Soap, No radio. :stuck_out_tongue:

I remember that joke from 9th grade.