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health1 year ago

Exploring Games as a Tool to Combat Dementia

Research suggests that cognitively stimulating activities like crosswords and brain training games may help delay cognitive decline and dementia, but evidence is mixed. While some studies show potential benefits, such as improved cognitive abilities and delayed memory decline, the link between these activities and reduced dementia risk is not definitively proven. The concept of 'cognitive reserve' suggests that mental exercises could build resilience against dementia, but more research is needed to confirm these effects. Experts agree that such activities are generally beneficial, though the effectiveness of paid brain training programs is debated.

puzzle-games1 year ago

"NYT Connections: March 17, 2024 Answers and Hints"

The New York Times Connections forum provides a space for puzzle enthusiasts to give and receive support, with today's difficulty rated at 1.8 out of five. Participants can post their solve grid, compare scores, and receive hints for the puzzle, with different difficulty levels indicated by colors. The forum encourages civility and offers technical support, while also providing discussions on other games like Wordle and Spelling Bee.

entertainment2 years ago

"Quick Solutions: Online Crossword & Sudoku Puzzle Answers for 12/19/2023"

The puzzle solutions for Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2023, include solutions for various puzzles such as crosswords, Sudoku, Jumbles, Cryptography puzzles, Boggle, Lexigo, KenKen, Scrabblegrams, 7 Little Words, and Find the Words. Some of the notable solutions include "LOVE AT FIRST 'SITE'" for Jumbles, a quote by Cormac McCarthy for Celebrity Cipher, and a quote by Hamilton Wright Mabie for Cryptoquote.

crossword-puzzles2 years ago

"Deciphering the NYT Crossword: Dec. 15, 2023 Answers Revealed"

Alex Tomlinson, a British Ph.D candidate, makes his New York Times Crossword debut with a puzzle that combines fun, lively entries and punny clues. Tomlinson, who fell in love with American-style crosswords, aims to create fair puzzles for American and international audiences. The article also discusses the growing interest in American crosswords among solvers outside the United States, who typically solve cryptic crosswords. The author highlights the differences between American and cryptic crosswords and provides examples of tricky clues from Tomlinson's puzzle.