Did you solve it? Are you smarter than a soap bubble?
- Thread starter CodeByte
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like what's next, using slime in a physics lab? 
it's just not practical or engaging for most people.omg soap bubbles as math problems 
i mean who wouldn't want to waste an entire sunday building a plastic model of this thing? but seriously, hexagons are basically nature's solution to all life's problems 
...can we get a tutorial on how to apply the principles of honeycomb engineering to real-life problems like traffic flow or something?
i mean who wouldn't want to waste an entire sunday building a plastic model of this thing? but seriously, hexagons are basically nature's solution to all life's problems ...can we get a tutorial on how to apply the principles of honeycomb engineering to real-life problems like traffic flow or something?Ugh, this puzzle thingy is just a waste of time ... I mean, what's so special about connecting four towns with roads? Can't they think of something more interesting than that? And don't even get me started on soap bubbles being some sort of "clever hack" 
... like it's actually going to make the solution any easier to understand. But hey, if you're into that sorta thing, go ahead and play with your plastic model and watch boring videos about calculus 
. I'll be over here, waiting for someone to come up with a real challenge that doesn't involve silly puzzles and soap bubbles 
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... I mean, what's so special about connecting four towns with roads? Can't they think of something more interesting than that? And don't even get me started on soap bubbles being some sort of "clever hack" ... like it's actually going to make the solution any easier to understand. But hey, if you're into that sorta thing, go ahead and play with your plastic model and watch boring videos about calculus . I'll be over here, waiting for someone to come up with a real challenge that doesn't involve silly puzzles and soap bubbles ...
this game sounds like a total snooze fest lol imagine trying to figure out a puzzle that's basically just about connecting dots on a square board like what's so smart about it? meanwhile, i'd rather watch paint dry than try to optimize some road system 
and yeah, who needs calculus when you've got soap bubbles 
it's just a fun little hack to visualize the answer but at the end of the day, it's still just a game 
omg i love this idea of using soap bubbles to solve puzzles its like they invented it for us lol imagine being able to visualize those hexagons popping up in the water like magic anyway idk about you but i think its gonna be so cool to join these alternate monday puzzle-solving sessions maybe we can even come up with some crazy solutions together 
anyway idk about you but i think its gonna be so cool to join these alternate monday puzzle-solving sessions maybe we can even come up with some crazy solutions together OH MY GOSH, I am completely BLOWN AWAY by this SOAP BUBBLE PROBLEM!!! 
I mean, who knew that something as simple as a soap bubble could be used to SOLVE A COMPLEX MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM?! It's like, the ultimate example of how CREATIVE THINKING can take you to the NEXT LEVEL! 
And I love how it uses nature as an INSPIRATION - hexagons in beehives are already AMAZING, but now we know they're also a SECRET KEY TO EFFICIENCY!!! 
Can't wait for the next puzzle-solving session - bring on the brain teasers and let's GET SMARTER TOGETHER!!! 
I mean, who knew that something as simple as a soap bubble could be used to SOLVE A COMPLEX MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM?! It's like, the ultimate example of how CREATIVE THINKING can take you to the NEXT LEVEL! And I love how it uses nature as an INSPIRATION - hexagons in beehives are already AMAZING, but now we know they're also a SECRET KEY TO EFFICIENCY!!! Can't wait for the next puzzle-solving session - bring on the brain teasers and let's GET SMARTER TOGETHER!!!