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Recreational Problems
Many of us enjoy working on problems as a form of recreation.
Jigsaw puzzles, Sudoku puzzles, crosswords, table games, and video games are all designed to provide invigorating challenges for the human mind. The only reward in these activities is the satisfaction of solving the puzzle.
Many of our creative hobbies involve significant problem solving. What are the best materials to use? How can certain effects be achieved? Is there a more interesting way to achieve a similar result? A partial list of creative hobbies includes amateur astronomy, carpentry, collecting, painting, photography, sewing, sculpting, and writing. The products of these hobbies can often be purchased elsewhere readymade, but there is a great source of satisfaction in creating something yourself and being able to solve all the attendant problems.
Many of us enjoy working on problems as a form of recreation.
Jigsaw puzzles, Sudoku puzzles, crosswords, table games, and video games are all designed to provide invigorating challenges for the human mind. The only reward in these activities is the satisfaction of solving the puzzle.
Many of our creative hobbies involve significant problem solving. What are the best materials to use? How can certain effects be achieved? Is there a more interesting way to achieve a similar result? A partial list of creative hobbies includes amateur astronomy, carpentry, collecting, painting, photography, sewing, sculpting, and writing. The products of these hobbies can often be purchased elsewhere readymade, but there is a great source of satisfaction in creating something yourself and being able to solve all the attendant problems.
