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Do you wonder how smart are you? Can you improve your IQ ormakeyour brain more agile? You may already know that yourintelligenceor mental skills are not a fixed IQ number, but ratheran abilitythat may vary from day to day. There are some momentswhen you areat your peak performance and flow and other when youexperience adrop of your cognitive skills or a creative block. Thekey tosuccess is to understand what factors may influenceyourconcentration. Can you escape your own weakness? I’d like toofferyou a puzzle that can help you understand different ways yourbrainworks, in what circumstances you can achieve the flow and whenitis better to take it easy. Your mental agility, focus andreactionspeed can depend on many factors like the quality of yoursleep,distractions or even your blood sugar level. With this braingameyou can test your attention span, better understand yourselfand beable to train your cognitive skills in a smarter way. How toplay:You will see a simple question - for example “Is it truethat1+1=2?”. Your goal is to push the “true” button if the sentenceofthe screen is right - or “false” otherwise. The challenge isthatyou will start with only 2 seconds for every answer andthattimespan will drop gradually until the task becomes impossible.Youcan try to beat your own record everyday and see how yourreactionspeed improves. This game will challenge your brain onseveralways: - endurance - how long can you stay focused on fairlysimpletask with one bit of information to hold on your memory -deepfocus - how long you can keep your brain sharp if your taskswillbe a bit harder and requiers to keep two bits of information atthesame time - simultaneous interpretation training - that isthehardest quiz that makes you keep several bits of informationinyour short memory while making some additional calculations onthemat the same time. You can read more on this type of experimentsinfamous book “Thinking Fast and Slow”. I recommend you to trythispuzzle game in a three ways: As a cognitive skill test. Try tobeatyour record in different moments of your day and in varietyofcircumstances. Record as many information on what couldinfluenceyour score - for example if you are tired, hungry or understress.See if you achieve better results in the morning or maybelate atnight. Try to see the pattern when you achieve the bestresults andthen improve with use of that knowledge. As a writingblockbreaker. It is proven that playing games that requiredmaximumattention improves the blood flow and oxygen delivery tothefrontal cortex area of your brain. This kind of challengeworkslike a short sprint that creates an impulse to action. If youfeelthat you stuck on certain problem or you cannot move forwardagreat novel you are writing - playing this game can push youtoaction. As a regular training. Playing regularly works likefitnessfor your brain. It will help you prevent cognitiveperformance dropdue to aging, elevate your sharpness and ability tolearn and evencan unblock your hidden potential in with seeminglyunrelatedskills like self control or stress management. Oneadditional use:You can play it just for fun. You can approach thisapp in moresimple ways - as a way to make prank or trick yourfriends thatthis is a moron test. It can be fun to bring yourfriends a feverwhen at some point they will fail to answer thesimplest questions.Remember though that from trying to be brilliantmuch moreimportant is to make best of what you already have.