This document presents a series of "square questions" intended to condition the mind. It asks the reader to divide the white areas of squares A, B, C, and D into an increasing number of equal pieces. The questions are meant to illustrate how the mind can be conditioned by previous examples. By making question 3 difficult to solve creatively, it conditions readers' thinking for the final question over dividing an area into seven pieces, which would otherwise be simple. The document cautions that people can be conditioned by their environment and society, and that we must be aware of how we condition others as well.

1. 11
4 Square Questions
B A
DC
Look carefully to the
diagram
Now I will ask you 4
questions about this
square.
Are you
ready?

2. 22
Q 1
B A
DC
Divide the white area
in square A into two
equal pieces.
Easy!!
Isn`t it?
4 Square Questions

3. 33
Q 1
B A
DC
Here is the answer!
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square A into two
equal pieces.

4. 44
Q 1
B A
DC
Of course you solved it!
:)
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square A into two
equal pieces.

5. 55
Q 2
B A
DC
Come on it is not soo
difficult!
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square B into three
equal pieces.

6. 66
Q 2
B A
DC
Here is the answer!
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square B into three
equal pieces.

7. 77
Q 2
B A
DC
You knew the answer
anyways or??
:))
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square B into three
equal pieces.

8. 88
B A
DC
OK!!!
4 Square Questions

9. 99
Q 3
B A
DC
Very difficult??
That`s right!
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square C into four
equal pieces.

10. 1010
Q 3
B A
DC
You haven´t found it
yet???
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square C into four
equal pieces.

11. 1111
Q 3
B A
DC
Come on! You can do it!!
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square C into four
equal pieces.

12. 1212
Q 3
B A
DC
Take your time.
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square C into four
equal pieces.

13. 1313
Q 3
B A
DC
Here is the solution!
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square C into four
equal pieces.

14. 1414
Could you solve it?
:)))
Q 3
B A
DC
4 Square Questions
Divide the white area
in square C into four
equal pieces.

15. 1515
B A
DC
Be ready
here comes
the last
Question!
4 Square Questions

16. 1616
Q 4
B A
DC
World record is 7
seconds!!
4 Square Questions
Divide the area D
into seven equal
pieces.

17. 1717
Q 4
B A
DC
World record is 7
seconds!!
4 Square Questions
Divide the area D
into seven equal
pieces.

18. 1818
Q 4
B A
DC
Time is up!
4 Square Questions
Divide the area D
into seven equal
pieces.

19. 1919
Q 4
B A
DC
Any idea??
4 Square Questions
Divide the area D
into seven equal
pieces.

20. 2020
Q 4
B A
DC
I can wait!!
4 Square Questions
Divide the area D
into seven equal
pieces.

21. 2121
Q 4
B A
DC
Here is the answer!
4 Square Questions
Divide the area D
into seven equal
pieces.

22. 2222
Q 4
B A
DC
Was it really that
difficult?
4 Square Questions
Divide the area D
into seven equal
pieces.

23. 2323
Q 4
B A
DC
It was just to see how
our minds can be
conditioned!
:))))
4 Square Questions
Divide the area D
into seven equal
pieces.

24. 4 Square Questions
• This experiment illustrates how our mind
can be conditioned.
• Q3 makes us think “creatively”.
• And we are stuck thinking “creatively”
when tackling Q4.
• If Q4 would had been presented first, no
one would fail to solve it. Not able to
solve Q3 is fine.
• Be careful, we are often conditioned by
the society, environment, other people.
Likewise, we can condition others …
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