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#1: Brian Bellis (mootpoint) on Aug 31, 2018 [SPOILER]

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No guessing is required. Some trial and error is, but it's logically solvable.

EL on the 4 R1 and on the 4 C20.

Catholic Relief Services ?

Found to be solvable with moderate lookahead by dbouldin.

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;-)

Found to have a unique solution by infrapinklizzard.

I get this a LOT!

so if you get it alot, could you let the rest of us know what CRS is? cerebral reluctance syndrome?

that sounds like a much more clinical name for basically the same thing :)

Meg, Brian answered it in the first response, above. :)

Sometimes I walk into a room to get something and can't remember what it was. I go back to the other room and "oh that's what I wanted!"

That is contextualized memory. When you move from one space to another, your brain actually runs a little different in each space. So when you cross a threshold your brain can shelve what it was working on in the old space to load what it thinks will be important in the new one. Going back to the first one can reload the thing you forgot.

The threshold doesn't even have to be a physical one. It is literally your *frame* of mind. So doing different things in the same room can lead to the same phenomenon.
That said, every time my wife or I forget something we say "must've gone through a doorway"

Maybe that's why I feel unhinged so often?

I guess that's just your jamb

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