Learn more about personaldevelopment with this collection
How to apply new knowledge in everyday life
Why continuous learning is important
How to find and evaluate sources of knowledge
This might take number of reads to understand, but concentrate on it, you'll get!
21
187 reads
MORE IDEAS ON THIS
100 people standing in a circle in an order 1 to 100.
No. 1 has a sword. He kills the next person (i.e. No. 2) and gives the sword to the next (i.e. No. 3). All people do the same until only 1 survives. Which number survives at the last?
28
748 reads
In Round IV, survivors are {1+8*(2n+1)} - starting with #9 who bumps off #17 (1+8*2) and hands the dagger to #25 (1+8*3). The last survivor of this round is (1+8*11) #89 who kills #97 and hands the dagger to #9.
21
128 reads
In Round VI, survivors are #9, #41 and #73. So, once again, #9 bumps off #41 and hands the dagger over to #73. But, what goes around, comes around.
#73 bumps off #9 and emerges the winner of this round and the whole series.
The lone survivor in friend kills friend, man kills m...
22
195 reads
In Round III, #1 bumps off #5 and hands the dagger to #9. Survivors follow the pattern (1+8n) with #97 being the last one in the round (1+8*12). The person next to him is #1 and it is his turn to get bumped off. Next round starts with #9
22
161 reads
In Round II, #1 starts by bumping off #3. Thus, the numbers that survive correspond to (1+4n) and therefore, the last one surviving the round is (1+4*24) ie 97 who proceeds to bump off #99 and hands the dagger to #1.
So far so good?
23
229 reads
In Round V, survivors are #9 {(1+8*1)}, #25 {(1+8*3)}, #41, #57 & #73. Alternate knocks and #9 kills #25, dagger to #41 who kills #57 who gives dagger to #73 who kills #89 and hands the dagger over to #9.
21
109 reads
In round one, number 1 picks up the dagger/sword and kills the person next to him - #2. He proceeds to hand the dagger over to #3 who kills #4 and so on.
Thus all even numbers die with #100 being the last one to die and the dagger is with #1 for round II.
23
266 reads
CURATED FROM
19 | Generalist, Content Creator, Student at Christ University. Stashing about entrepreneurship, self-help, spirituality and the most interesting stuff I read.
Related collections
More like this
• Take breaks. It’s not helpful to insist on trying to get everything done at once, if it just isn’t working. It is important to take breaks from difficult work. This not only keeps the mental costs low, but might allow new concepts and structures to be considered. There is evidence that incubati...
Means to fully concentrate on what is being said rather than passively absorbing it.
It's not just remembering the content of what was said, but using empathy and seeking to understand the complete message, including the emotional tones conveyed. It builds rapport, understand...
Read & Learn
20x Faster
without
deepstash
with
deepstash
with
deepstash
Access to 200,000+ ideas
—
Access to the mobile app
—
Unlimited idea saving & library
—
—
Unlimited history
—
—
Unlimited listening to ideas
—
—
Downloading & offline access
—
—
Personalized recommendations
—
—
Supercharge your mind with one idea per day
Enter your email and spend 1 minute every day to learn something new.
I agree to receive email updates