Adam SilveraPuzzles are sort of like life because you can mess up and rebuild later, and you're likely smarter the next time around.
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Puzzles are sort of like life because you can mess up and rebuild later, and you're likely smarter the next time around. The quote says that a puzzle is something that is similar to life because it is difficult to solve and you have to try again until you succeed. If a person thinks a puzzle is a little too hard, they can just try again. Once they have solved the puzzle, they are likely to be smarter for having solved it.
Source: History Is All You Left Me
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