Puzzles.
Hi kids, Grampa Bob here.
What kind of puzzles do you like?
I’ve often found myself fascinated by puzzles. Some I love to tackle. Others, I run away as quick as my legs can carry me… but enough about the Rubik’s Cube.
There are the old nail puzzles, and other old style “farm” puzzles made of metal and wood.
There are logic puzzles and math puzzles.
I guess my point is to jump into those. I remember growing up and heading over to the library where I’d grab a copy of Games magazine and tinker around with the puzzles, try and see some mysterious answer that would only be revealed if I could put the logic together.
Do logic puzzles.
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Don’t stop there.
Learn the math behind the logic. Learn how to write proofs that reinforce your deductions. Once you can justify your position mathematically, all that is left for your opponent is emotion. By that time, it might be too late.
I’m not saying be heartless and cold, but being able to use logic in a fashion that demonstrates reason and maturity isn’t a bad thing.
I’d still love to find a copy of the logic book that was used in my Formal Logic class my freshman year of college. That was a great book.
Maybe I ought to get to looking.
Peace y’all.
