Posts Tagged ‘brain teasers for teens’
Best books offering brain teasers and puzzles according to ChatSpot and ChatGPT
Having recently queried ChatGPT and ChatSpot about suggestions for books on brain health, cognitive fitness, cognitive ability and skills, we decided to ask about best books offering brain teasers and puzzles so that interested readers can expand their cognitive exercise resources. (Links open corresponding Amazon book pages) Best books with brain teasers and puzzles, per ChatSpot:…
Read MoreQuick brain teaser: What do you see? And, can you unsee it?
Please describe what you see up there. What about below, as the full scene appears?
Read MoreBrain teasers en español: ¿cuál es el número que falta en el cuarto triángulo?
(Same brain teaser in English here) Es viernes y quizás algunos necesitemos un pequeño empujón cognitivo para abordar el fin de semana… Aquí va un breve desafío matemático: ¿Qué número que falta en el cuarto triángulo? Aviso a tod@s esos sharp brains: Sí, puede haber más de una respuesta … pero asegúrate de que tu…
Read MoreFive fun brain teasers to thank evolution for our human brains and minds
To celebrate this quite-challenging Thanksgiving, here are five fun brain teasers and games that readers have enjoyed the most this year so far. It is always good to learn more about (and appreciate) that most precious resource we all (yes, all) have up there! #1. First of all, these days it’s always important to test your…
Read MoreA few brain teasers to flex those cognitive muscles over the weekend
Look around you, wherever you are, and find three green things that may fit in your pockets, and three red objects that are clearly too big to fit. Done? OK, now you have six objects. Go ahead and say their names in alphabetical order. Done? Now name them in reverse alphabetical order. Done? Now count the total number…
Read MoreRectangles or circles? This surprising mind teaser highlights the value of perspective diversity and open conversation
? This surprising illusion by mathematician and artist Kokichi Sugihara, named the 2016 Illusion of the Year, highlights the critical importance of perspective diversity and open conversation. Surprised?
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