Everybody loves a puzzle. As human beings, puzzles are as natural to us as thinking, and our fascination with them is a direct extension of our proclivity as a species for creativity and problem-solving. So, while you’re getting your holiday guest lists in order and trying to find out what to get,

The elk feedground situation in Wyoming is a very dynamic one and there are many sides to the story.  Due to the longevity of the supplemental feeding programs in Wyoming and the good reasons for doing so that began many years ago, the scenario is slow to see any change, good or bad. One thing I

Author: Exuperist / Source: Neatorama There was DNA found in stardust. And now, a comet’s building blocks have been found in a meteorite. The placement of the material was intriguing. Apart from it being inside a meteorite, comets are usually formed in the outer reaches of our Solar System. For

Author: Franzified / Source: Neatorama Who would have thought that letters can be re-arranged in the form of boxes? This puzzle font was created by Erik and Martin Demaine, Donald E. Knuth and Yushi Uno last year and was presented at Knuth’s 80th birthday party. From erikdemaine.org: Each font

Source: Dumb Little Man For a long time now, philosophers have questioned and developed physiological and psychological quests that demand determination, patience, and logic to work out. Such mental activities were particularly widespread in most of the historical civilizations, making our