Only 3% of people pass this creative test, can you? 

"You have A gun, what should you do?" "use 10 of them". I call this "test" bullshit.

you said I had A ray gun. as in ONE. not ten, cmon...

IT SAID "A RAY GUN" AS IN ONE RAY GUN THAT IT NOT OKAY

That's not fair! He says you have a ray gun, not multiple ray guns with adjustable intensity levels. Important info!

You have A gun. A gun. Not multiple guns. I call bullshit.

"But you do have a ray gun." You said A raygun, not multiple. Only 3% got it right because you asked it wrong.

I do not see why combing all the ray guns will not still kill the healthy tissue...

No wonder only 3% pass the test, the other subjects lent their ray guns out to them.

GREEN IS NOT A CREATIVE COLOUR

Thats bullshit because there is no way for us to know that tissue-sensitive intensity wasn't additive. I call this the worst creative test ever.

The question was like " You have two apples, you give three apples to John, how many elephants passed the river?"

u did say “imagine you’re a doctor”, so who says I can’t just imagine a ray gun that doesn’t damage the tissue?

"You do have A ray gun" not 10 wtf

"You have >A< ray gun" "Place 10 ray guns" Thanks.

oh dude thinking out of box doesn't means changing conditions of questions...so 10 guns huh?

This is definitely one of those things where they depict creativity as being totally separate from logic to an absurd point

Having one ray gun then suddenly having ten is just cheating the question. This doesn't answer the question. It changes it

You have a ray gun. But ten around the patient. Any one else see the problem?

still isn't a good solution...the combined radiation has a lethal level up to a certain radius. This would be a perfect sphere. However, the tumor is not a perfect sphere. Therefore with this solution, it would be impossible to get rid of the tumor without hurting cells. If you really wanted to get rid of the entirety of the tumor, you would have to destroy some healthy cells as well...

i Thought I had only one ray gun so my solution was to use a series of well arranged reflective surfaces to make the low intensity rays pass the body only one time per part while making it pass multiple time on the location of the tumor. problem solved life saved money saved (I can use only one gun) now where is my success?

You said I had "a ray gun", implying I only had access to one. NOT. *TEN.*

How was I supposed to know I had ten ray guns????

"You do have A ray gun." - "The solution is very clever. You put TEN rayguns around the patient"

Take 4 matches to make a square then take the other 2 and make a cross in the middle. You will then have 4 right-angled triangles.

"Three houses are on fire with people inside. You have one ladder. You can only save one house. How can you save them all? The answer: you use a helicopter."

Holy shit 3% of the earth's civilization actually thinks the statement "you have a ray gun" means you can use ten ray guns?

"The ray" "a ray" "Actually the answer is a bunch of rays"

in a creativity test should be more than one 'right' answer besides the most creative answer to a problem is hardly ever the most practicable

The question was implying one ray gun. Not TEN. Re-word the question and that percentage will jump up from 3% to 75%.

I was thinking about that, but you said I have A ray gun!!! A ray gun is NOT 10 ray guns!

This is so true ,making music in your head is so easy you can make the most insane kind of beats in your head but most of the time they get lost cause you don`t have the time to write them down or stuff like that same with lyrical music

Make a number "4" with three matches, then use the leftovers to make a triangle

I thought : That guys said, "Imagine you're a doctor." So, imagine that the tumor disappears. Am I wrong?

All these people bitching about ''A ray gun'' I'll made B ray gun that doesnt damage the tissue but kills tumor now thats creative

"Creativity isnt limited to just artsy things" also when it comes to making a good riddle.

that's quite the lethal NES ZAPPER

The video said "A ray gun" implying you had ONLY ONE.

Q:you have a ray gun what do you do A:you use 10 of them nice logic

A few years ago, I tried to understand the geometry of a tesseract (a 4th dimensional cube). I spent three days trying to visualize it to no avail. One night, I dreamt about it with such clarity that I can see it in my mind to this day.

This is an actual cancer treatment, so I knew it already.

"U have a ray gun... U place 10 Ray guns." If I could just apply the logic to spending like "I have one dollar... So I can spend $10 with going into debt."

I've got an answer for the matches one. Get another 6 matches because apparently were allowed to pull stuff out of our ass in these riddles, then make 4 triangles from 3 matchsticks each.

that is so easy . a square with diagonals makes four equal triangles

For the matches question, use four matches to make a square, then use the last two to go diagonal from top left corner to bottom right corner (and opposite for the other stick) across the square forming the four triangles in the square. Would that work?

You have a ray gun... You place ten ray guns... uhhh

You have a ray gun, not, you have many ray guns.

"You have a ray gun" A ray gun. ONE RAY GUN. A flawed riddle.

For the ray gun riddle, at the point where the rays intersect to make 100%...that would still damage the healthy tissue and do the same as one single fully powered ray

Uhm... You said one ray gun. Not ten. Wtf.

You do have A raygun...keyword A meaning 1.

about the match stick riddle, if you make a diamond/kite shape with some of the match sticks, then you can just make some sort of plus sign in the middle and then you have 4 equal sized triangles with 6 match sticks

for the riddle with matches... make a square with four matches then use the other two as perpendicular bisector for both of the two opposite sides making 4 equal sized squares

Let's set some shit straight. This riddle was unsolvable. You people can talk about how you simply had to be creative to use more than one gun, but the riddle says that you have *A*raygun. A as in a single Ray gun. Not rayguns, a raygun. It also says that you patient is dying and needs treatment so fast that operation is not an option. Allocation of additional rayguns is entirely illogical. You would be right in saying that it is creative thinking to imagine up 9 more rayguns, however, in the context of the video as a whole, that makes no sense. He talks about the use of creativity in business leaders. Let's say you're a CEO. You need 10 million dollars for a project that needs to be approved in a few minutes. You have 1 million readily available. How to you approve the new project assuming all of the money needs to be turned in at the start. The answer is that you can't. You don't have the 9 million, and you don't have the time to redirect the funds from other projects to this one, seeing that there are rules and guidelines to be followed in moving such large amounts of money. You can't imagine up 9 extra million dollars. So you can be creative all you want, but you have to be realistic at the same time when solving riddles like these, and the answer to this was nowhere near realistic. (EDIT) - In retrospect, the solution itself is false. Putting 10 rayguns at 10% power is the same thing as 1 at full power, due to the concept of constructive interference. When waves of any kind (which a ray gun would most certainly use), overlap, if they both have positive amplitudes (and these rayguns would in fact have identical amplitudes and frequencies), then the power of the waves are added. So 10 at 10% is the same as 1 at 100% making this answer ENTIRELY INCORRECT. (2nd edit) Constructive interference is why their solution with multiple ray guns would work (if they had multiple rayguns that is), but it's impossible to avoid damaging healthy tissue using that method. There would be unavoidable overlap, meaning that their entire theory was wrong in the first place.

I said take two ray guns at 50%, but in the starting you said you have a ray gun, meaning only one

I thought the solution was to bring the ray gun a few feet backwards to lower the intensity. Close enough.

My answer was just imagine the patient without a tumor. Ha!

This was literally the riddle: How do you get 2+3 to equal 10? The answer is to add 5 to 2+3.

to answer the end question, if you make a square out of the matches and cross the other 2 over you get 4 triangles of equal length. in quote of hanzo, sinple geometry.

For the matchstick question , make a square with 1stick at each side and add an X in the middle

:( I thought I only had one ray gun..... So.... I can borrow from other players of this riddle or what....?

The answer assumes that there the doctor has 10 ray-guns available when one of the first things said is that the doctor has a single ray-gun. No wonder only 3% 'get' the answer.

When did the other 9 ray guns show up

For the second riddle about the match I said that you would cross two matches to make an x and then put the rest of the matches to cover the sides so that it would make a square with an X in the middle

So if you rob up another 9 ray guns from 9 other people taking this test then they all fail? Unluckyyy

only 3% pass because its fucking worded in a way that implies you have only one ray gun, not ten

The riddle is simple!! Just make a square out of 4 matchsticks & draw two diagonals with remaining two matchsticks. Hence 4 equilateral triangles are formed!

Raygun, put it far from the patient with high intensity. Then, get close to the tumor spot till it drstroyed.

or just do medium intensity instead of cloning yourself nine times -_-

My answer was open up the patient in surgery, expose the tumor, and blast it point blank range....

716 away from 200K subs! Gratz!

I would say bounce the low power off of a mirror or reflective surface then into the tumor so the tissue is safe, but since it has been magnified slightly by the reflective surface, it would still kill the tumor

You guys said we had "A" ray gun which means we have only ONE ray gun. Not multiple rays guns so ur answer is technically not correct... Tho ofc I may be wrong...

He said A ray gun, not ten god damn ray guns.

Yall, He didn't say that you were supposed to only use one ray gun.

Can we do the same by shooting a single high intensity ray gun, but in episodic pulses (short enough to not cause damage) moving around the tumor in ten different orientations?

You said i had a ray gun to work with, not 10. Jesus christ. Also, it's not like there is only one solution to this problem, not everything else is wrong 😒

0:09 You do have "a" ray gun. Now where does other 9 came from?

hello, does anyone know the video editing software used here ? I would like to crate videos of similar quality

You said I have A ray gun, as in 1 ray gun.I'm not Harry Potter to duplicate my ray gun into TEN.

You said "A ray gun" not "ray guns". You can't say that people who don't think of an answer aren't creative. They are just better at following the rules and thinking logically.

how can there only be one solution to a creativity test?

If we assume that the tumor is in the stomach we can insert an optic cable through the mouth and use it to lead the laser beans directly to the tumor, also splitting the rays in ten and then rejoining them might cause damage to the nearest healthy tissue or simply resolving in a collected bean which hasn't got enough power to actually kill the tumor, because percentage of the beans power would be consumed while traveling through the healthy tissue before rejoining in the middle of the tumor.

i thought of putting some sort of screen or something in front of the high intensity ray so when it passes through its intensity is lessened lol idk

The rays had percentage settings? If we knew that, we could have solved the problem with ease.

How am I supposed to know 10 ray guns combined will not hurt the healthy tissues? You said it provides the same power.

(for the same question at the end ) cut all the 6 matches into half then you get 12 half matches , with it you can create 4 triangles of 3 sides

It also says that at lower intensity it can't destroy the tumor. Their solution assumes that the lower intensity will work if it is left on long enough. Moving it around doesn't increase the rays power, but prolongs the amount of time it is hitting the tumor. I agree with others, my initial thought was to perform surgery to move the good tissue out of the way.

He said: "You do have a ray gun." One fucking ray gun. Not ten.

there's just me saying "Put it in middle intensity"

Creativity is learning not to be afraid to make mistakes.

But you could get the same outcome with only one ray gun going around in an exact circle while still aiming at the cancer because it would minimise the damage done to the normal cells because you wouldn't be hitting the same normal cells because the gun is moving around the body in a circle always hitting the cancer

He said A ray gun not 10 ray guns!Geez

Since when does "A ray gun" imply ten ray guns instead of just the one? Just a misleading question for a bullshit test.

what if you find the middle tempature of the low and high? then it would be strong enoph to destroy the tumor but weak enough to not damage the tisue?

You would have to tilt the angles of the rays so that the overlap of damage to surrounding tissue was minimal. I would also expect that the rays would have a synergystic effect close to the tumor. You probably need less than 100% to reach an effective dose and not damage the nearby critical tissues.

There are 5,000 hungry people and you have a loaf of bread and a fish. How do you feed them? Take 5,000 bread and fish and give each person one.

just cut open the area, and shoot the tumor directly and then stitch them back up was my first thought when asked the question.

Me, who assumed tissue to be a ply of napkin: Then just buy a new one?

For the six match sticks thing at the end, would creating a tetrahedron count?

You have a ray gun Solution: Use 10 ray guns.