Alex Rosenthal : The joyful, perplexing world of puzzle hunts

Alex Rosenthal·TED Salon: Radical Craft
The joyful, perplexing world of puzzle hunts
Summary
The story is really interesting. It’s because the speaker not only loves to unlock puzzles but also create it. His head seems to be full of it always so when he starts at a turtle and when he watches a TEDtalks, he thinks that it must be a puzzle.

In fact, puzzles give you ideas.
The moment of finding clues is the aha moment. Finding other ways and a hidden layer of information is the aha moment. Shifting perspective, seeing unexpected of places, and having more multiple perspectives are also the aha moment.
Puzzles improve our lives in various ways, it’s great training, and constructing an aha is a very powerful tool. There’s a deeper fulfillment, you can have a new direction.

I think that our life is a kind of puzzle. If we are in a difficult situation, those things must help us.

The words in this story
perplexing / confusing, complicated