Think laterally to solve these mind-bending puzzles and see just how smart you are at creative problem-solving. What makes them tricky? At first it seems as if thereβs not enough information to work them out, but if you persist, youβll come up with the logical answers, if you get stuck, check the cl
Classic Lateral Thinking Puzzles
β Scribed by Edward J. Harshman; Des MacHale; Paul Sloane; Bob Longs; Myron Miller
- Publisher
- Main Street
- Year
- 2004
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 296
- Edition
- Hardcover
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
A man writes the same number, and nothing else, on 20 sheets of paper. Why? To figure this out--and hundreds of other mind-bending lateral puzzles, too--you'll have to really fire up your brain and imagination. At first, it may not seem as if there's enough information to come up with a solution. But look more closely; there's always more than meets the eye. Check your assumptions, ask good questions, retune your mind, separate the facts from the red herrings, and the answers will come.
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