Two puzzles with the cuts of each printed on the other

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Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/12/10/two-puzzles-with-the-cuts-of-each-printed-on-the-other.html

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Oh, that’s just evil. I like it.

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It’s confusing when they’re assembled, but it wouldn’t be very difficult to assemble them. Carry this concept up to bigger puzzles, maybe you’ve got something.

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Should be scaled up, for sure, to 500+ pieces.

Next level: two 500 piece puzzles, all mixed up in one box.
Next next level: three 500 piece puzzles, all mixed up in one box.
next: 3 1000 piece puzzles
level 10: three 1000 piece puzzles, printed on both sides, all mixed up in one box. One side is the actual pattern and the other side is a random pattern that isn’t the other three.
level 11: same as 10, but upon solving all three, there is a Forrest Fenn poem indicating a spot in the woods with a metal chest that contains within it… MORE IMPOSSIBLE PUZZLES!

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Pure evil; I love it!

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The software programming equivalent is a polyglot and perhaps a quine. It’s an amusing past time for the creators, but it’s probably not art.

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