I have the answer... fork();
here's my explanation,
Since it's a forked path, the only logical solution is fork();!! w00t!
l3tz f0rk b0mb iago
herez tha breakdown:
$ fork()?
sh: fork()?: invalid command
$ oopz!
sh: oopz!: invalid command
$ echo "#include <stdio.h>main() { fork(); }" > fork-iz-duh-anzwer.c
$ gcc -o fork-anzwer fork-iz-duh-anzwer.c
$ ./fork-anzwer
$ wwwhhhoooooaaaaaa lagggyyyyy (seee immm tellllinn theee trutthhh)
as you can see, it got laggy. I ended up telling the truth. Take the right (right, not left) path.
