Outsmarting AI, Part 5: What AI Cannot See
October 18, 2026 · Ai · Outsmart Ai · Visual Puzzles · Pattern
Part five: the weakest spot in machine reasoning isn't language or math. It's looking at a picture and understanding what's in it.
The Puzzle Journal
Life is full of puzzles. Some you can see, some you can't. Some you can hold, some you can't. Some are fun, some are not. This is where we write about them — and, now and then, print one on a shirt.
LinkedIn Just Made Sudoku Mini — and That's a Big Deal
October 17, 2026 · Sudoku · Mini Sudoku · Linkedin · Puzzle Tees
LinkedIn now has a daily Mini Sudoku: a 6×6 grid you can finish over coffee. Here's why small puzzles punch far above their weight — and why we put one on a shirt.
Sudoku: How Puzzles Are Made—and What Makes Them Hard
October 12, 2026 · Sudoku · Puzzle Design · Logic · Puzzle Tees
The rules fit in a sentence. The craft behind the grid is another story. Explore Sudoku’s origins, the logic behind difficulty ratings, and our new Sudoku Across the Finish Line tee.
Outsmarting AI, Part 4: Simple Questions AI Gets Wrong
October 10, 2026 · Ai · Outsmart Ai · Brain Teasers · Trick Questions
Part four: some questions are hard because they are complicated. Others are hard because they look complicated and aren't.
The Evergreen Game: Introducing Our Classic Games Puzzle Series
October 3, 2026 · Classic Games · Chess · Chess Puzzles · Evergreen Game
A legendary 1852 chess finish becomes the first PuzzleWhere Classic Games tee—and the beginning of a series built around authentic moments from games worth remembering.
Famous Rebus Puzzles (and Their Answers)
October 3, 2026 · Rebus · Word Puzzles · Examples · Brain Teasers
The classic rebus puzzles everyone should know — each one shown, explained, and solved. A walking tour of the form's greatest hits.
Outsmarting AI, Part 3: River Crossings and the Wall of Complexity
October 3, 2026 · Ai · Outsmart Ai · Logic · River Crossing
Part three: AI can ferry three travelers across a river without trouble. Add three more and it falls apart. What the collapse does and doesn't prove.
Outsmarting AI, Part 2: Knights, Knaves, and the Trap of Familiarity
September 29, 2026 · Ai · Outsmart Ai · Logic · Knights And Knaves
Part two: on an island where everyone either always lies or always tells the truth, the biggest danger for an AI is having seen the puzzle before.
Logic Puzzles: What They Are, Where They Came From, and Why We Love Them
September 26, 2026 · Logic · Puzzle History · Brain Teasers
A logic puzzle gives you every fact you need and dares you to use them. How they work, a 1,200-year history, three classic puzzles explained, and the logic puzzle we put on a shirt.
Outsmarting AI, Part 1: A Six-Part Puzzle Series
September 19, 2026 · Ai · Outsmart Ai · Brain Teasers · Logic
Machines can pass the bar exam and still lose to a riddle a child can solve. A new series about the puzzles that trip up artificial intelligence — and what that tells us about our own thinking.
Rebus Puzzles: What They Are, Where They Came From, and Why We Still Love Them
September 18, 2026 · Rebus · Puzzle History · Word Puzzles · Brain Teasers
A rebus hides a phrase in plain sight using pictures, letters, and position. How they work, a 3,000-year history, three classic examples explained, and the rebus we put on a shirt.
Welcome, an Introduction to PuzzleWhere.com
September 18, 2026 · Welcome To Puzzlewhere · Family · Friends · Puzzlers · Problem Solve
Welcome to PuzzleWhere.com. My name is Brian, and this website and the business behind it are my creation. I know it’s not going to change the world, but I’m hopeful that it has a positive impact on…