Dear Heather,
If I am unable to solve a given Sudoku puzzle, how can I tell if or when I have tried hard enough and long enough to stave off dementia forever?
Puzzled
Dear Puzzled,
This is a very provocative question. I think you should disconnect your sense of mental well being from the success or failure of a given puzzle. That is, you should not judge your memory's capacity by any one puzzle left unsolved. I know that makes it difficult to tell the parameters for reaching mental fortitude, but I will encourage you to keep on doing Sudoku because even though there are no guarantees, it still keeps your brain active and builds mental capacity.
Sincerely,
Heather
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
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