Solving a puzzle vs creating a puzzle
By Phadagour
@Phadagour (149)
India
November 29, 2009 4:05pm CST
Do you think a person who can solve a puzzle is more intelligent than a person who can create a puzzle? Or vice versa.
Some times I find that I am able to create some puzzles which I my self cannot solve. While some of my friends could solve it easily. But none of them are able to create a new puzzle. So what do you think is a better ability. Ability to create something or ability to solve something?
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3 responses
@SouStalker (97)
• Indonesia
30 Nov 09
If i can solve a puzzle,im sure that i can create similiar puzzle.
@PeacefulWmn9 (10420)
• United States
29 Nov 09
Hi Phadagour. I personally think it is often easier to solve a puzzle than to create one, at least for me!
But both take intelligence, no doubt about that.
Karen @captainmorgan (773)
• Canada
29 Nov 09
Well I can solve puzzles (with dificulty) but I really cannot create them. I had to make a crossword puzzle for school once and it was very hard! So the point of view I see it from is that someone who can create a puzzle is more intelligent than someone who can solve them. But in reality I think that those are 2 different types of intellegence.
