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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 03:31 PM
I did it in bout 5-10 mins
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| elaine |
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#2429
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 03:10 PM
 ok let's play!
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Demery Willows  |
Location:
Washington
USA
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 02:13 PM
I feel really stupid because I was thinking about it completely mathematically. When you've done math through calculus everything becomes a math problem.
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Samantha  |
Location:
Ontario
Canada
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#2427
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 01:41 PM
 took me an hour to figure it out. I drew a picture of a flower and then it hit me. I felt so dumb that I didnt realise what to do earlier
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 01:37 PM
Its really not that hard, I got it right on my first try. All you have to do is understand that you dont need to think.
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 01:02 PM
it took me like 5 mins to catch on to a rough idea. had to go do something, then when i tried again i tried my second hypothesis which was close to my first. NAILED IT!!!! Makes me feel smart!!! HAHAHA!!!
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RBX  |
Location:
Keele Uni |
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#2424
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 12:44 PM
This took me 4 days. My head hurts. You don't want to see the lists of numbers I've scratched down looking for patterns.
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 12:33 PM
I tried it for about 10 minutes yesterday, then the answer came to me after some thought later that evening. I tried my solution out today, and I was right. I'd like to say it came to me "in a flash of insight", but really the solution didn't. It simply came to me after I considered the evidence that had been shown me, then visualized the puzzle in my head, and narrowed the solution set down based on the puzzle as visualized. Once the solution set was sufficiently narrow, iterating through the possibe solutions led easily to the realization of which solution was correct. Going back to the puzzle web site to re-try the puzzle was just a verification step.
The most important clues for me were:
*The answers are always even
*The answers are always in the range 0-20, with many more occuring toward the low end of the range.
*Dice are used, only one face is shown, and die faces are symmetric by rotation.
*There are many dice throws which differ by only one dice, but which have the same answer.
The above clues eliminate a lot of possible answers. The final clue is the name of the puzzle itself.
On other sites, some people who have solved the puzzle seem rather indignant about having solved it so quickly! To them I say, the beauty of the puzzle needs to be found in the puzzle itself...
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| Zoey D |
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 11:59 AM
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Adam A. Blanchard  |
Location:
Atlanta, GA
USA
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 Saturday, 26 February 2005 11:55 AM
This left me confused for all of two minutes. After getting the secret, I sent this to my co-workers and friends.
Of all I sent it to, only 3 have gotten the secret, and one of those had it in less time than I had discovered it.
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