Super Mind Game

Author: Ge Fan
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Then I went to the nearby river to wash and wash. But you, Uncle Jack, when you saw me come out of the chimney clean, you thought you were clean like me, so you just quickly washed your hands and went out boldly. As a result, everyone on the street laughed until their stomachs hurt, thinking you, Uncle Jack, were a madman. Einstein heard this and couldn’t help but laugh along with his father. After laughing, his father seriously said to him, “In fact, no one else can be your mirror except yourself. Using others as a mirror, fools might think they are geniuses.” After hearing this, Einstein immediately felt ashamed. From then on, Einstein left that group of mischievous children. He often used himself as a mirror to examine and reflect on himself, and finally reflected the radiant light of his life.
4. Answer: The queen became clever and replied softly, “Your wife.” This time, the door opened.
5. Answer: Method 1: Appoint one person to be responsible for distributing the porridge. Soon everyone discovered that this person gave himself the most porridge, so they replaced him. The person in charge of distributing the porridge always had the most and the best. Lord Acton concluded that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Method 2: Everyone takes turns distributing the porridge, one day per person. This acknowledges that individuals have the right to take more porridge for themselves while also giving everyone the opportunity to do so. Although it appears equal, only one person is well-fed and has leftovers each day, while the other six days they suffer from hunger. This method leads to resource waste.
Method 3: Everyone elects a trustworthy person to distribute the porridge. At first, the person with high moral standards could still distribute it fairly, but soon he began to give himself and those who flattered him more. It is necessary to prevent him from falling and the atmosphere from deteriorating, and to seek new ideas.
Method 4: Elect a porridge distribution committee and a supervision committee to form checks and balances. Fairness is basically achieved, but because the supervision committee often proposes various resolutions and the distribution committee argues back and forth, by the time the porridge is distributed, it has already cooled.
Method 5: Everyone takes turns being the porridge distributor, but the person distributing the porridge must be the last to receive it. Surprisingly, under this system, the porridge in the seven bowls is always the same amount each time, as if measured with a scientific instrument. Each person in charge of distributing the porridge realizes that if the porridge in the seven bowls is not the same, he will undoubtedly enjoy the least amount.
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