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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: felix]
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Yeah...I made a grid-table thing without even thinking about it. Drew five houses and started listing properties (same ones in same rows) to the logic. Wasn't hard at all. Without paper it would be.


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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: Teragon]
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I tried using the grid, but it made my brain hurt.


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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: Muppet]
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I haven't read any replies; I don't want any extra clues. But I need some clarification: When it says green is to the left of white, does it mean immediately to the left, or just somewhere left of white?

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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: MarioNett]
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immediately to the left


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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: kaiowas]
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not nescessarily



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Thus Spake Muppt


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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: Muppet]
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i used a chart or grid or whatever

i am saying its the coffe drinking prince smokin german in the green fouth house


that was pretty entertaining :smile:

I think that more than 2% of the population could get the answer.  But i dont think more than 2% would be willing to waste enough time and energy to methodically eliminate options like that.


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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: Frog]
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Frog said:
I tried using the grid, but it made my brain hurt.


:lol:


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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: daba]
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Quote:
But i dont think more than 2% would be willing to waste enough time and energy to methodically eliminate options like that.


maybe that's what Albert meant ... that as long as you persist at a problem you will get it... and that the 'stupid' people give up and the 'intelligent' people work together and persist.


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Re: Einstein's Riddle [Re: daba]
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I arrived at the same conclusion (German, Fish), after a whole mess of scribbling with coloured pencils . The grid method would have been much more efficient. Nice one, daba.


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