Suzi, in my opinion, that's trading up. It's always been easier for me to unstuff my nose than to vanquish a migraine.
'Selfless'
Natter 64: Yes, we still need you
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
True, Teppy, true. I want to go to karate today, I have 2 hours of class, but if I can't use my nose, it is going to be difficult. Yes, it would have been impossible with the migraine.
CJ and I are meeting up with Nicole and her DH to see Wicked tonight! I'm very excited.
Since I solved it, I've been thinking about my unconscious assumptions that initially prevented me from figuring it out. (Which is interesting to think about.)
Dammit, I couldn't get past the assumption that the first step would be to weigh four on each side.
Me either, P.-C. Hardest part of getting rid of initial assumptions is seeing them!
It's annoying because for the second weigh, I understood the principle that you can gain information by leaving balls out of the weigh, but I didn't think to apply that same logic to the first weigh, where I assumed that More Balls = More Information.
You have eight balls all of the same size 7 of them weigh the same, and one of them weighs slightly more. How can you find the ball that is heavier by using a balance and only two weighings?
That came to me instantly, which is unusual. Maybe I've heard it before.
I figured it out but want to read everyone's whitefont. How do I do that on an iPhone?
That came to me instantly, which is unusual. Maybe I've heard it before.
I know I've heard it or something like it before, but I forgot how it worked. The version I remember was with coins, though. I think it was here, even.
There's also a version where you know that one of the balls is either slightly heavier or slightly lighter, but you don't know which. I don't remember exactly how many balls and how many weighings you needed for that one.
I figured it out but want to read everyone's whitefont. How do I do that on an iPhone?
If you're running the 3.0 software, you should be able to double-tap and highlight.