Quotes About Puzzle

Trystero. The word hung in the air as the act ended and all lights were for a moment cut; hung in the dark to puzzle Oedipa Maas, but not yet to exert the power over her it was to.

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Something odd was going on here. They were led through the dim hallway into a back bedroom, where they found a sight Casey would never forget.

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I tried Gabby's apartment. No answer. I

Mystery is essential, they say. Mystery. Well, I was in one of those right now, and I couldn't say that I liked it very much.

From the Manga) Whoever solves this puzzle shall be granted one wish ... like the dragon balls ...

Get your filthy hands off the puzzle, you little brats!

Dark Bakura [to Ry?gi]: If someone with a weak heart like you tried to solve the puzzle, you'd just end up trapped in a labyrinth of darkness.

Atem: ...The soul of the lost king of ancient Egypt, trapped in the Millennium Puzzle for thousands of years! That is who I am. Heh heh...after all this time, it's no wonder I've forgotten everything!

he presented me with a mathematical conundrum," he said. "It's a famous one, the P = NP problem. Basically, it asks whether it's more difficult to think of the solution to a problem yourself or to ascertain if someone else's answer to the same problem is correct.

Which is harder: devising an unsolvable problem, or solving that problem?

You're familiar with the P = NP problem, right?" Yukawa asked from behind him. Ishigami looked around. "You're referring to the question of whether or not it is as easy to determine the accuracy of another person's results as it is to solve the problem yourself—or, failing that, how the difference in difficulty compares. It's one of the questions the Clay Mathematics Institute has offered a prize to solve.

The world is full of mysteries. And the joy of uncovering even the slightest mystery is incomparable to any other joy you will ever know.

Vi?c ngh? ra m?t bài toán vô cùng khó và vi?c gi?i bài toán ?ó, vi?c nào khó h?n?

He had always thought of mathematics as a treasure hunt. First, one had to decide where to dig; then one had to determine the proper excavation route that led to the answer. Once you had a plan, you could make formulas to fit it, and they would give you clues. If you wound up empty-handed, you had to go back to the beginning and choose another route. Only by doing this over and over, patiently, yet boldly, could you hope to find the treasure—a solution no one else had ever found.

that anxiety has at its core disquietude caused by ambiguity and a strong inclination toward problem solving. When

Life needs a touch of mystery and not everything requires an answer

There seemed to be no end to this wood, and no beginning, and no difference in it, and, worse of all, no way out

Sottoportico San Zaccaria" It rains on the roofs As it rains in my poems Under the thunder We fit together like parts Of a magic puzzle Twelve winds beat the gulls from the sky And tear the curtains And lightning glisters On your sweating breasts Your face topples into dark And the wind sounds like an army Breaking through dry reeds We spread our aching bodies in the window And I can smell the odor of hay In the female smell of Venice

Take two from one you can't, that's very true; But any person can take one from two.

Exactly. Magic happens to be everything which eludes comprehension.

but sometimes a mystery opens up like a night flower.

Add another piece to the puzzle." "Am I really such a puzzle?" "Yes, but I've always enjoyed puzzles.