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Here is a new puzzle by Nikolai Chernyatiev.

Puzzle. Five sages, who all know one another, are blindfolded, seated in a row in a dimly lit hall, and then have their blindfolds removed. Each sage can see both of their immediate neighbors, but no farther; the sages at the ends know that they are at the ends. After that, each sage writes down one of t...


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Alexander Karabegov sends me new puzzles from time to time. This time, however, it is not a puzzle but a math joke.

Joke. If a woman gives birth to a child at the age of 30, then 60 years earlier, her child was twice as old as she was. Whatever that means.

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