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card or cards and it is up to the opponents to catch him
card or cards and it is up to the opponents to catch him
if he is lying.
if he is lying.
<u>PSYCHOLOGICAL BLOCKS</u> (which <u>Stan Chess</u> brought to her this
morning and she thought it was fun. There are 23 wooden
pieces, each formed from 5 cubes put together in different
ways (is 23 the number of possible arrangements?). There
are 67 cards with the following single words, one on each
card: - Stupidity, Serenity, Cunning, Hunger, [illegible word crossed out] Femininity,
Illness, Monotony, Evil, Love, Immaturity, Time, Humor, Satisfaction,
Ugliness, Maturity, Indecision, Deviousness, Rebellion, Bravery, Hate,
Deprivation, Mysticism, Jealousy, Adversity, Lunacy, Conflict,
Verbosity, Pain, Grief, Wisdom, Beauty, Generosity, Incongruity,
Maladjustment, Graciousness, Disgust, Health, Obscurity, Wealth,
Ecstasy, Growth, Pride, Dream, Thirst, Tragedy, Vulnerability, Frivolity,
Virtue, Good, Greed, Age, Pain, Torture, Lethargy, Genious,
Insecurity, Stealth, Strength, Victory, Frigidity.
Any number can play but only 3 or 4 should participate in
each round. [Illegible word crossed out] Each participant draws three cards. He then
tries to construct a structure that conveys the thought of one
of them. A player can take whatever blocks he wishes - except
that he shouldn't be a pig. After the structures are com-
pleted all players, including those not in the round, choose one
of the three cards for each active player. A player scores
(cont. on 12/4)