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scaffolding for three doors

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Thu, 07/09/2009 - 11:25am.

Actually, there is a "less wrong" way that will work, not on any given trial but on the average.   And yes, your frustration probably is related to your distaste for board or card games ... and your tendency to worry that you are "stupid."  You have to stop worrying about being wrong, stop thinking about the game, and just play it over and over again.  Your unconscious will learn how to do it, if you let it.   Feel the force.

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