TED-Ed: Can you solve "Einstein's Riddle"? - Dan Van der Vieren

The video presents a complex riddle, often attributed to Albert Einstein, involving five houses with different characteristics. The viewer, acting as a detective, must use logic and deduction to solve the puzzle and identify the house with the stolen fish. The process involves organizing information in a grid and applying clues systematically. The video concludes by reflecting on the nature of logic puzzles and their similarity to solving equations with multiple variables. It also notes that the riddle is unlikely to have been written by Einstein due to the modern brands mentioned.

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