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You could call this the "maze principle": there is one way to get out of the maze, and all other routes are dead ends. (Actually, there's often more than one wa
by peterwwillis 7y ago
You could call this the "maze principle": there is one way to get out of the maze, and all other routes are dead ends. (Actually, there's often more than one way to get out, just like not all "happy families" are the same; it's just much harder to find another correct route than it is to run into a dead end)
- jacquesm 7y agoSolving mazes is dead easy: put your hand against one wall and keep it there, now run.
- macoovacany 7y agoAssumes the exit is on the periphery and you're not stuck on a loop (a free standing wall in the interior).
- saalweachter 7y agoAlso, that there isn't a hungry Minotaur hunting in the maze.