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In three new variations of a famous logic puzzle, what are the best strategies for guessing the color of the hat on your head?
Assigning elements from a large collection to one of two categories can yield almost “magical” predictions about highly complicated problems without actually solving them.
In a geometrically designed social club, how do dancing, triangles and hexagons mix?
The solution to this month’s puzzle gets to the bottom of the famously ambiguous Sleeping Beauty probability problem.
Like a visually ambiguous Necker cube, the famous Sleeping Beauty problem can be perceived in two seemingly valid ways.
The solution to this month’s puzzle explains how to design a Sudoku square to figure out the likes and dislikes of four or eight finicky friends.
For this month’s puzzle, design a Sudoku square to figure out the likes and dislikes of four finicky friends.
The solution to this month’s puzzle explains how to find a rule behind a given sequence of numbers and challenges readers to take on a ‘lovely’ unsolved problem.
Can you infer the simple rule behind a number sequence that spikes up and down like the beating of a heart?