How to Solve Einstein's Puzzle by Jeremy Strong Publisher: Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House

Introduction · · · · · ·
It is said that "Einstein's Puzzle" was designed by Einstein when he was a child. He claimed that only about 2% of the world's people could calculate the correct answer. You need to calmly use logical deduction and lateral thinking to solve it, but solving it is only the first step in many challenges...

This book contains 29 of the most difficult and fascinating logic problems ever. Whether you are pondering the "Prisoner's Dilemma", racking your brains for the "Sleeping Beauty Problem" or the "Bald Man's Logic", they are always testing your sharpness of thinking. These puzzles are both interesting and brain-burning. They challenge human preconceived notions. If you deduce them logically, you can also develop super brain power.

About the Author
Jeremy Strong, a PhD in sociology and a scholar of philosophy, co-founded Philosopher's Magazine in 1997 and is currently the editor-in-chief of the new media department. His published works include Do You Think You Think You Think?, How to Correctly Commemorate Your Dead Cat, and How to Prove You Are Not a Zombie.