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Saturday, August 07, 2004
Evidence of the advantage of developing a cryptic mind!
"Solving cryptic crosswords requires a particular kind of insight, an often perverse way of looking at the problem.
This is one of the features of problem solving and programming, although many good problem-solvers would prefer to label their thinking as lateral rather than perverse"
There are many good lines in it. I like this one:
ReplyDelete"Solving cryptic crosswords requires a particular kind of insight, an often perverse way of looking at the problem.
This is one of the features of problem solving and programming, although many good problem-solvers would prefer to label their thinking as lateral rather than perverse"