Friday, February 16, 2007
Maths Puzzles and Alzheimer's
There is a history of Alzheimer's in my family so most things like this interest me. It appears maths puzzles help fend off Alzheimer's which is jolly good luck since I enjoy maths puzzles - particularly Sudoku.
One of the puzzles the Telegraph examples is surprisingly difficult - a colour test. Not really a maths puzzle - but bloody difficult. You have to read out the colour of the words, which are names of not necessarily the same colour.
Read the article on the Telegraph here
One of the puzzles the Telegraph examples is surprisingly difficult - a colour test. Not really a maths puzzle - but bloody difficult. You have to read out the colour of the words, which are names of not necessarily the same colour.
Read the article on the Telegraph here
// posted by Barry @ 09:16 
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