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The back wall of this fishtank is a touch-sensitive monitor. On the monitor is a scrambled picture. Perhaps a favorite photo, or a famous castle, or your football team's logo.
The scrambling is in squares, like those square-shifting puzzles. As with these puzzles, there is one open square (no picture
portion). Each time a fish contacts one of the squares adjacent to the open square, the contacted picture square is moved into the open spot, clearing the current spot. When a square is moved to its proper place for the unscrambled picture, it is locked in place and no more fishy-touching will move it.
How long will it take your genius fish to complete the puzzle?
Hours - nay, weeks - of fish tank fun.
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my fish got cancer. thanks a lot. |
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[jscott] good point. Let's see... we could take care of that by allowing any locked-in piece to switch on contact with the proper piece for the square. How's that sound? |
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That's the solution, [boysparks]. You do not lock if you would be locking out the solution. That is simple. |
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If you could somehow show the fish a different photo that couldn't be seen by the casual observer, the fish could be encouraged to hit appropriate squares. For example, Male Siam fighting fish would try to bite a competitive male. |
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