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Reflecting on my college days and endless puzzles with my friend Arun Ram, a crucial lesson emerged: the essence of problem-solving isn't innate genius but familiarization with challenges. This experience aligns with Richard Feynman's reflections on puzzle mastery - it's about exposure, not extraordinary intellect.
Here are three lessons learned:
1. Challenge with the Right Puzzles: Offer puzzles that encourage exploration over linear thinking.
2. Allow Time for Exploration: Let learners navigate through challenges without quick fixes, valuing the learning in every wrong turn.
3. Diversify Problem Types: Balance between logical puzzles and real-world problems to develop versatile problem-solving skills.
These insights suggest that nurturing an affinity for problem-solving from an early age is key. It's not just about solving puzzles but about preparing for life's complex challenges with curiosity and resilience.
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