ScienceDaily reports yet another study that shows that solving puzzles such crosswords or Sudoku has a positive effect on our brain. Tl-dr: regular puzzling makes your brain about ten years younger.
ScienceDaily reports yet another study that shows that solving puzzles such crosswords or Sudoku has a positive effect on our brain. Tl-dr: regular puzzling makes your brain about ten years younger.
Stands to reason. My mother in law gets puzzle books delivered every month, and she’s sharp.
Science backs it up…
I love Sudoku, and i solve it daily 🙂
I too try to do a sudoku every day
Hi Mordanicus! I don’t blog anymore. I received the notice of your request. Thank you. It’s been 3 years. I just grew weary from it. But I do miss my favorite bloggers and spy on them occasionally. I didn’t delete my blog(s) because I like rereading and laughing at the comments. Fond memories.
I love puzzling too. The daily paper hosts The New York Times puzzle, a Sudoku and a cryptogram. (Plus I finish any easy ones my husband can’t finish.)
I tried Twitter 2 years ago but now only read the tweets. I will follow you. 🙂
Great to hear you are fine. There is no shame you stopped blogging – if you can’t find the energy for it, so be it. Anyway, I would love to hear from you once in a while.
Puzzling is a great way to spend your time and science shows why. Also I strongly believe we need to introduce puzzling as a mandatory subject at school.
Be careful what (and who) you love. 🙂 You might get your wish.
I definitely agree about teaching puzzling (early) in school. The little ones have their brain drained on uselessness. I left teaching over 20 yrs ago so not up on what’s going on today.
Solving puzzles is hard enough but making them isn’t easy either. Here’s one I made especially for U.
https://pcloscloud.com/index.php/s/Z1h0CB8ddIsFFke