Interesting and challenging IQ questions

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The discussion revolves around two IQ questions presented in a forum thread, focusing on the interpretation of a visual puzzle and a sequence pattern. Participants express their thoughts on the nature of these problems, their difficulty, and personal preferences regarding problem-solving approaches.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants question what the box in the first question is suggesting, with one humorously noting a need for new glasses to see it clearly.
  • Another participant suggests that the second question may involve a pattern similar to a moving Rubik's cube problem.
  • One user proposes interpreting the B's and R's in the second question as binary values to identify a pattern.
  • A participant expresses a lack of interest in solving these types of problems, finding them tedious and preferring lateral or logical challenges instead.
  • Another participant reflects on the complexity of the box puzzle, suggesting it may contain misleading elements that require careful perception.
  • Several participants express a shared sentiment of disinterest in the problems, with some indicating a preference for different types of reasoning or problem-solving.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally express a lack of enthusiasm for the problems presented, with multiple competing views on their nature and difficulty. There is no consensus on the solutions or interpretations of the questions.

Contextual Notes

Some participants mention the potential for different interpretations of the visual puzzle and the sequence, highlighting the subjective nature of the problems and the varying levels of interest in engaging with them.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in IQ puzzles, cryptanalysis, or those who enjoy exploring different problem-solving strategies may find this discussion relevant.

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is anyone a cryptanalysis? look's like Francis Bacon's famous concealment system :/
 
To be honest I find theses sorts of problems a bit tedious. It's a matter of plugging away until you get an answer, I'm sure some Nash like mathematical God could spot it in 5 seconds. But I think the box is suggesting that I need new glasses because I can't see what it is. :smile:

And the BRRBRBRBR thing is probably simply some sort of either moving rubix type problem in two or three dimensions. But again it's more than my times worth to actually sit down and plug away until I get it. Still the hints might be useful to someone who has an hour to waste.
 
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Q.2, mayb(E) it's C :)
 
Try putting the B's and R's in terms of binary, 1 for a change 0 for not see if you get a pattern.
 
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Q.1 ask's what is the box suggesting...

Your suggesting people should answer the question of, what is the box suggesting

-(A box within a box, full of false demintion's of line's :) left to are perception to define)-

I looked at it at 400% max then added x16 mag of it and its not what it seem's from a non-zoom point of view -.-' hence my comment above before i peeped :/
 
Schrödinger's Dog said:
Try putting the B's and R's in terms of binary, 1 for a change 0 for not see if you get a pattern.
na i will pass on that -.-' i failed to see the point in using time to create a new skill, that i won't be able to applie to things that i need or want to do in life.

and the box is suggesting the answer to q.2 :/

i turned them into a's and b's, but quickly lost interest in the whole thing :/
 
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na i will pass on that -.-' i failed to see the point in using time to create a new skill, that i won't be able to applie to things that i need or want to do in life.

and the box is suggesting the answer to q.2 :/

i turned them into a's and b's, but quickly lost interest in the whole thing :/

Ah it's important to understand the question. Right... er same here. :smile: I'm not a big fan of these sorts of problems, I prefer lateral or logical problems to number problems. Probably explains why I'm not a mathematician.
 
Schrödinger's Dog said:
Ah it's important to understand the question. Right... er same here. :smile: I'm not a big fan of these sorts of problems, I prefer lateral or logical problems to number problems. Probably explains why I'm not a mathematician.

Agreed! >.<
 

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