>On Mon, 9 Mar 2009, Christopher Hickman wrote: >> On Monday, March 09, 2009, at 08:30AM, "Don Sheldon" ><don.sheldon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> On 3/8/09, Daniel W. Johnson <panoptes@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>>> And its rule "A koan has the Buddha nature if it consists entirely of >weird >>>> pieces." should be very easy to guess. >>> >>> But devilishly challenging to build. >> >> My favorite is two larges leaning against each other's tips, but you can >> also lay pieces down and rest the tips slightly inside the next and form >> a circle. >Or make a stack of five equal-size pieces, and then carefully lie it down >on the table. It will stay in place, with all members weird. Actually, I just tried a standard tree formation (small on medium on large) resting on its side. All of the pieces appear to be weird.