Random Interesting Problem,

I was browsing through youtube shorts. Then a young lady in a video comes up with an interesting problem, Says there is this building with 100 floors. You have to drop eggs from the floor to the ground. There is this one scared floor in the building, if you drop eggs from floors above then eggs would break down, but if you drop eggs from floors below eggs wouldn't break. I found that problem interesting and quite unusual, it's not about how hard or challenging it is to address the problem, it's about how relevant the programming and it's more about an approach to solving the problem. As soon as I heard the problem my mind goes binary search can do it easily, I wonder if she was asking it in a generally tricky manner, but in that case, well Binary Search would work excellently even if we physically go to building and do drop egg test. It got me deep thinking, about how our learning shapes us, and how our learning impacts the approaches we take to live. Learning something to perform something / do something isn't just limited there, there is so much broadening aspect to it if we look closer to it and pursue it. This egg bread is just a hypothesis situation, there are so many other things that have much more implacability, and relevance in our lives.

That's why how I ended up joining Hashnode this early morning.