I thought of a puzzle months ago, but did not post because it may only make sense to US residents[SUP][1] [/SUP]. Posting now, because there is not much traffic here anyway. So, US residents: Sending you into the jungle[SUP][2][/SUP] on a quest to find you[SUP][3] [/SUP](and the emptiness of life and such) [1] I think this can be worked around, if you solve the next point (the context). [2] The jungle = the context of the puzzle. Solve this first: [3] Don't go existential... be kewl and remember that we are all made up of atoms and molecules. Solve this before the actual hunt below. In the jungle... keep looking - if at first you don't find anything, be scientific and industrious about it. And if you are still not sure, look around... this has been talked about much. After zeroing in - seek the wisdom of St.Patrick. Your reward will hopefully be a smile.
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): hcraes dna tserofniar dias eht ot og ot evah yllautca uoy dna ,tserofniar cificeps a tuoba gniklaT .uoy tnaem ,nobrac toN
Many of the reviews are incredibly funny. Though to be pedantic, Mr McGovern's can of U-238 won't actually be half-empty. It will be half-full of Thorium, Protactinium, Uranium-234, Radium, Radon, Polonium, Astatine, Bismuth, and Lead, as some other pedantic geek pointed out in the comments.
I saw that :biggrin2: Hence the reference to emptiness of life (or maybe I should have said meaning of life) - is it really half empty? or something else entirely? :biggrin2: