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Using one simple rule, an Infinite Sequence has been developed.
First 60 terms are given. Can you continue the sequence for at least next Ten Terms?
Series continues from top left to bottom right.
$3, 31, 41, 59, 53, 89, 97, 79, 23, 43,
83, 79, 2, 41, 19, 97, 71, 37, 51, 5
97, 59, 23, 7, 89,...
Riley Rebus, started by Kevin L, is like a Riley Riddle but with images instead.
Here are 5 Riley Riddles that share a common theme. Can you find out the words and the common theme?
Disclaimer: This is an open-problem, I don't have a complete solution for this puzzle yet.
We are playing a $2$-player game: you as a challenger and me as a judge. Initially, there is an empty infinite $2$-dimensional plane.
Alternately starting from you, put a single point. Your point...
Certainly physics plays the total role in solving any puzzle. I ask if a Rubik Cube can be solved using physics/algorithm only without having to preview the starting colour layout. As long as one understands the algorithm it can be solved 100% blindfolded.
