👉 Who can solve the problem?
Three friends — Alex, Nick, and Sam — are sitting around a table. It is known that only one of them is telling the truth, while the other two are lying.
Here’s what they say:
Alex: "I am telling the truth."
Nick: "Alex is lying."
Sam: "Nick is lying."
Who is the truth-teller?
🧠 The Man Who Lived a Normal Life With Almost No Brain
In 2007, doctors in France were shocked when a man came in complaining of weakness in his legs. They ran a brain scan—and couldn’t believe what they saw.
📌 His brain was 90% missing, with most of his skull filled with fluid (a condition called hydrocephalus). Only a thin layer of brain tissue remained pressed against the inside of his skull.
But here’s the twist:
The man had a wife, kids, a job as a civil servant, and an IQ of around 75. He was fully functional and lived a normal life, despite missing the majority of his brain.
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🔍 The Bitcoin Hard Drive That’s Still Missing
In 2013, a British IT worker named James Howells accidentally threw away a hard drive… but not just any hard drive. It contained the private keys to 8,000 bitcoins, mined in the early days of crypto when it was still a hobby for tech enthusiasts.
Back then, those bitcoins were worth a few hundred thousand դոլար։ Այսօր՝ ավելի քան $400 միլիոն։ 😲
When James realized what had happened, the hard drive had already been sent to a massive landfill in Newport, Wales. Since then, he has tried multiple times to get permission from the city to dig it up, even offering a percentage of the fortune to the city council and promising an environmentally friendly search operation.
👉 His story has become a symbol in the crypto world — a reminder of how a single small mistake can cost millions, and also how important it is to store your keys securely.
📌 Moral of the story:
Keep your private keys safe. You never know when they'll be worth a fortune. 🔐💰
Me and ChatGPT again 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭
Me through ChatGPT’s eyes, as a cartoon character.
📌 Did You Know?
The first real-world purchase made with Bitcoin was for... pizza! 🍕
On May 22, 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas. Back then, that was worth about $41. Today? Those pizzas would be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Since then, May 22 is celebrated in the crypto world as Bitcoin Pizza Day!
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Tony Grimes It was a very easy puzzle 😅 😅 😅
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Amina Bell Aurelia Your answer is definitely correct.
Amina Bell Tony Yes, it's simple, but I think those issues are interesting. There will be more similar problems on the page, and later on, some more complex problems.
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