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This show is a lot of fun, but they should have shown the solutions to Galileo's puzzles. The one with the T is pretty easy, and the one where you connect the 9 dots with 4 straight lines is very commonplace (I think it's where the expression "think outside the box" comes from), but what about the one where you're supposed to say which numbers are A and B? At first I thought it was a simple set theory problem, but I honestly couldn't figure it out.
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