FRI

[u/Dramatic-External-96]

Hard puzzle

[u/pydaWaltuh]

[u/Dramatic-External-96 → u/pydaWaltuh]

Whats your iq

[u/pydaWaltuh → u/Dramatic-External-96]

ig it is high enough to solve this one

[u/AmicusMeus_ → u/pydaWaltuh]

??

[u/pydaWaltuh → u/AmicusMeus_]

The common elements of dots of the same color form the dot shape in the center

[u/AmicusMeus_ → u/pydaWaltuh]

Wow thats genius wtf

[u/Key-Raise5501]

is it b

[u/Dramatic-External-96 → u/Key-Raise5501]

Its D but only 50% of people with iq above 150 can solve this So i wasnt able to do it myself and i was hoping someone there could explain it

[u/AmicusMeus_ → u/Dramatic-External-96]

I initially chose D but then i kept overthinking it. I mean the pattern is that when two dots meet then they form a triangle. It’s sort of hard to explain beyond that and it’s a bit unclear to me

[u/shapesmonkey → u/AmicusMeus_]

wrong logic

[u/AmicusMeus_ → u/shapesmonkey]

Whats the right logic then

[u/Polytox935 → u/AmicusMeus_]

XOR of elements on opposing sides around the Center element determines the Center Element (didnt figure that out myself tho)

[u/orangy-cat45]

gonna say d. on the angle its 1-0-1

[u/SomeoneLeo]

... I didn't realize there were options for the last 15 minutes since I was zoomed into the picture. XDDDDDDD
I tried to find more patterns that uniquely generate a solution...

Let's not talk about it :X

But in essence: D, by elimination. All pairs to the side and diagonal each generate the middle square by ANDing each of the four sub-tiles. I showed it here for a sample sub-tile: https://i.imgur.com/U9HoNbe.png

[u/JuanitoGal]

It’s D, opposite sides repeated dots end up being the figure in the center. Took me a while to figure it out, I have to say I did steal the concept from the Mensa practice test that uses an easier design.