"My property is exactly a mile square," said one landowner to another.
"Curiously enough, mine is a square mile," was the reply.
"Then there is no difference?"
Is this last statement correct?
Solution
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This world is full of puzzles. A lot are created by God and a few by the human being. Many people have tried to solve the Almighty's puzzles. In this blog I will only restrict myself to the puzzles created by human being. My sources are enourmous and puzzles are so many that I can spend my whole life writing this blog. Let's see how long can I write this blog
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- The Banker's Puzzles
- A Question of Definition
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- The Digital Century
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- The Basket of Potatoes
- The Three Clocks
- A Family Party
- The Grocer and Draper
- A Shopping Perplexity
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