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ALBERT EINSTEIN'S RIDDLE
ARE YOU IN THE TOP 2% OF INTELLIGENT PEOPLE IN THE WORLD?
SOLVE THE RIDDLE AND FIND OUT.
There are no tricks, just pure logic, so good luck and ...
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Why do the Queen's Guards wear those big fuzzy black hats?
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Name all the US presidents who where born in Texas?
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Many paintings that depict the crucifixion of Christ include a small
sign attached to the cross above the head of Jesus. This sign is
usually depicted with the letters "INRI". ...
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What was the name of the street in this photo of the man vs. tank standoff?
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Who was the last person to set foot on the moon?
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What company is the largest retailer of wine in the US?
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What country is the world's largest producer of opium?
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What is the band Steely Dan named after?
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What country is the oldest republic still in existence today?
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Where does the name "tabby" come from?
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What do the following people have in common, besides being dead?
Medgar Evers (civil rights activist)
Virgil "Gus" Grissom (astronaut)
Dashiell Hammett (author)
Joe Louis ...
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Who was Packy East?
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Why do the Pittsburgh Steelers have their logo on only one side of their
helmets?
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How long, exactly, is a second?
(Or, put another way, what is the exact definition of a second?)
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When did "IN GOD WE TRUST" become the national motto of the United States?
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The best-selling book of all time is the Bible. What is the second
best-selling book of all time?
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There is an e-mail currently circulating the Internet entitled
"Instructions for Life in the New Millennium from the Dalai Lama". It
contains such platitudes as "When you lose, ...
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How did "Auld Lang Syne" come to be associated with New Year's Eve?
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Why do they call Alabama the Crimson Tide?
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How many active volcanoes are in the United States?
(For the purposes of this question, count only volcanoes that are
"historically active", i.e. volcanoes that have a written ...
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What exactly is a "petard"?
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This week we are going to try something a little different. This week's question is not a trivia question, but more of a philosophical question. There are no "right" answers, but ...
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How often does a "blue moon" occur?
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