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Friday, December 9, 2005
Su Doku
A very VERY addictive little puzzle. It's been called 'The Rubik's Cube of the 21st Century'.
If that doesn't say something, then I don't know what will.
It's full name is Suuji wa dokushin ni kagiru (The Numbers Must Be Single), and the name fits it perfectly.
It's a square of nine by nine, with a further nine blocks within the square. Furthermore, there are several numbers given within the square, one through nine.
The object of the puzzle is to fill the square so that each row, down and across, contain the numbers one through nine, with no repeats. Also, there can't be a number repeated within she separate blocks within the square either.
Maybe a picture would help.
A person in my public speaking class last night did a speech on how she became addicted to these, and gave everyone in the class a sample puzzle.
I'm terrible at these logic puzzles, but I'm now addicted to. NOO! It's just one step further for the people of Japan to further take over the world!!
Ahem. Sorry. Now, I have a little question for those who have given this puzzle a try:
Which is worse? Su Doku or Caffiene?
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