Every Friday, the Look At Me editors invents a logical task and offers readers to reflect on it on the weekend in order to support their analytical abilities. We will publish the correct answer and the approximate course of reasoning in the next issue in a week.

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Reply to a puzzle of last week

It’s all about difficult punctuation - of course, there were no Morsa ABC. Having written out all points and dash (not hyphen) in the text of the puzzle, you can get it . . . -. . - -. . -. -. . - , Further, sharing these letters, we get. . . - (and) . . (And) - - . . (h) -. (H) -. . - (b) . The correct answer is life .

This week puzzle

The editor of Makarsky once again cannot come up with a puzzle of the week, so he recalls the old joke. “Sherlock Holmes goes to heaven, and the apostle Peter asks him to find Adam and Eve. After some time, he leads both to Peter both, and when he asked in amazement how he succeeded, he answers: “Elementary, dear Peter”. What next? Hmm, perhaps, the end of the joke can be made with a key. Suppose I made a certain city - and you do not need to be an oracle to guess what. ” Better, the reader will tell how the joke about Sherlock Holmes and this city is connected.

Rubber for weekends: a category "a" joke

Rubber for weekends: a category "a" joke