/lit/ - Literature

>>15613702
>The creator who made you low iq
Hahahahaha. Let no man say that god is humourless.

>>15613702
If everyone was a high IQ abyss walker society would fail epically anon.

>>15613734
Also my IQ is pretty middle of the pack it’s like 110-120 last time I checked. Oh well

>>15613702
>logic puzzle
try pic related

>>15613792
https://www.chessvideos.tv/endgame-training/two-2-knights-vs-pawn-12.php

>>15613792
The center of the top

>>15613925
yea but the creator of the puzzles ( a computer( is also my opponent, universe is a game not a puzzle.

>>15613925
Wrong.

>>15613792

It's B. Minimal distance is 2 + midline (i.e. hypotenuse of 2 triangles from splitting the square). This hypotenuse distance will be large than any other side of an equilateral triangle.

No side takes more than a 1 segment travel for segments of size 1 and only the top face requires a distance traveled of size 2.

Responding to epic troll bait image

>>15615102
>It's B
Wrong
>Minimal distance is 2 + midline (i.e. hypotenuse of 2 triangles from splitting the square)
That's not even the minimal distance to B lmao.
>Responding to epic troll bait image
The absolute state of retard cope

>>15613702
If you have high iq you still need low iq people around you.

>>15615102
You don't put it on the box, dumbass. Outside the box is further away than on the box.

>>15613792
Is it a point 1/4th down from B on the vertical axis? Just winging it haven't done the math but I think you have to visualize the distance between A and any point as a flat surface first, then draw a straight line, that requires flattening the rectangles or segments of rectangles to visualize the hypotenuse of a right triangle, going through the middle of the rectangle composite. It can't be the midpoint halfway down from B because that's the same distance from A as B itself. Too lazy to work it out past that.

>>15615114

You are right. You would cross the 1st face hypotenuse then travel 1 distance to B. But the answer is still B.

>>15615176
>Is it a point 1/4th down from B on the vertical axis?
No.
>You are right. You would cross the 1st face hypotenuse then travel 1 distance to B. But the answer is still B.
That's still not the shortest path to B. And no, the answer is still not B.

>>15615197

Then what's the answer? I'm too lazy to try and calculate it

>>15613792
The ant starts at point A but the puzzle doesn't say how much time elapsed since he started at point A, thus it's unsolvable as we don't know where the ant is before we place the food, it's not like an ant would stay still on point A waiting for the food to be placed...

>>15613702
20

Dignity of Folly. Several millenniums further on in the path of the last century! - and in everything that man does the highest prudence will be exhibited: but just thereby prudence will have lost all its dignity. It will then, sure enough, be necessary to be prudent, but it will also be so usual and common, that a more fastidious taste will feel this necessity as vulgarity. And just as a tyranny of truth and science would be in a position to raise the value of falsehood, a tyranny of prudence could force into prominence a new species of nobleness. To be noble that might then mean, perhaps, to be capable of follies.

>>15615214
Laziness is not an excuse. Once you figure out how to approach the problem, it only takes like 30 seconds to actually calculate it. I'm not going to spoil the fun for you.
>>15615292
The puzzle also doesn't mention that you are a fag and that fags are not allowed to talk about this problem. Sorry.

>>15615334

https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/3630204/bug-on-the-box-problem

succ my dicc

>>15615292
Inability to understand hypotheticals is a sign of low IQ

>>15613702
You can't live outside of the 'puzzle'. The objective isn't to put all the pieces together but to forget it's there and play Lego Rock Raiders or something with your sister