Justin Constable

PUBLIC: Fₙ = Fₙ₋₁ + Fₙ₋₂ + δₙ PRIVATE: [2–9] → encrypted, rotating, DID-bound AUDIT: 81-layer grid → active FORGIVENESS: running

Wanted:

@Avabelly__ 425

Math Challenge 💯

@Eman5695 123

Fill the missing number

@rwenzori_ d,c & b

Oner puzzle x.com/i/status/20592…

Engineers..

@DanBarrett1977 @MustafaCharts 10/10 for spelling "yields" but zero for your math

@systemsguru_ @MustafaCharts 7/21 yields .333

Not hard.. unless you overthink it 🤔 Can you find X ? No calculator allowed

@ClarissaHarlo @MustafaCharts thanks but really; it's very simple math

@systemsguru_ @MustafaCharts You’re the first, after scrolling through NUMEROUS answers, that I see got it right🤦🏻‍♀️

@farman4x a) 8

This is only for true Mathematicians 👀🧠 Only 0.10% will succeed.🥽 ..🔡❓

@MustafaCharts easier...... 3 x 7 =21 3 x 12 = 36 So X = 12

@MustafaCharts 7/21=3 Yealds 12/36 = 3 Yealds so X = 12

@MustafaCharts 49115

99.9% will move the wrong matchsticks 👀 Can you make the highest number ?

@Bella_91m7u TEN

Only people with sharp eyes can find the hidden number ..... Did YOU spot it yet? 🤔

@Arden_2210 909

Be Honest Can you ?

@Lord_Sugar Care

Chance

@Lord_Sugar come

Cole

One of my favorite podcasts ever is a 2022 conversation between @add_hawk and @ezraklein. I'm thrilled to continue the conversation in the interviewer seat today. @DialecticPod Ep. 36: C Thi. Nguyen - Measurement, Meaning, and Play C. Thi Nguyen (@add_hawk) is a professor of philosophy focused on games, values, data, and metrics. I visited him to discuss his new book, The Score: How to Stop Playing Someone Else's Game. Thi is focused on a dilemma with scoring systems: 1) in games, they're are great: they allow game designers to sculpt the player's agency. By shaping goals, abilities, and obstacles, action becomes easy, even harmonious. The player can try on different roles, explore different values, and move "lightly between worlds" 2) in the real world, they flatten us: We've quantified our lives, and easily countable metrics produce what Thi calls "value capture." By obsessively measuring what matters, we only value what we can easily measure. We went deep on the personal and societal implications of this: - What are different types of agency? What is the shape of good values? What is the difference between recognition and perception? - How can we be more playful, in and out of games? How can we find more beauty in process, not outcomes? - How can we trust each other, scale progress, keep bad actors in check--all while not extracting nuance out of complex fields by relying too much on legible data? - Are objectivity and truth the same thing? Is technology really value-neutral? Available on all platforms below and here on X. Timestamps: 0:00 - Opening Highlights 1:39 - Introduction to C. Thi Nguyen 5:13 - Thanks to Notion 6:31 - Start: What Does it Mean to Be Playful? 13:41 - Starting Local: Agency, Scoring Systems, and Games 23:36 - Value Capture: Incentives, Values, and the Collapse of Meaning 36:28 - What is the Shape of Good Values? 49:45 - Attention, Recognition vs. Perception, and Aesthetic Openness 58:46 - Process vs. Outcome, Striving Play vs. Achievement Play, Recipe vs. Dish 1:10:00 - Aesthetic Value & Autotelic Pursuits in Life 1:16:59 - Metrics, "Measure What Matters," and What We Miss 1:24:16 - Quantitative vs. Qualitative Ways of Knowing and Different Conceptions of Rules 1:38:01 - Scaling Trust, Data, Experts, and Legibility 1:54:37 - Objectivity & Truth, Value-Laden Technology & Decisions, and "Objectivity Laundering" 2:07:57 - Advice for Technologists: Ethics, Maps, Value-Neutrality, and Playfulness 2:18:52 - Closing Thanks to Notion

@Simi_2210_ 9 99 - 18 = 81 81/9 (9x) = 9

Only sharp minds will get the correct X Don’t scroll until you solve it

@renabaddie_ 1050 500/0.5 = 1000 + 50 = 1050

Answer 🤔 Only 1 percent will succeed

@SamadSpeak 9

Can you solve this in 5 seconds?

@Gosleepriya England

Name A country without The letter S. can you??

@only_5510 @Gosleepriya @LilyGrace_09 Dubai is a CITY

@Gosleepriya @LilyGrace_09 Dubai