Can you solve this 150 years old puzzle? #shorts

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[Qtica]

"Come on that's impossible. There is no way you ca-"
"Oh..."

[ENDERMOUS]

"That's even weirder position for riding a hors.."
"Oh"

[joopson]

This is the only puzzle I've seen in which "Thinking outside the box" isn't just an asspull

[Hellomrmem]

My violent brain yelling: SNAP IT IN HALF SNAP IT IN HALF SNAP IT IN HALF SNAP IT IN HALF

[sunflower_dove]

“Just cut the stick in half and put it on the horses” - my first thought

[verifiedcreator]

“That’s not actually how people ride horses” that got me 😂

[stang]

When someone from 150 years ago tells you to think outside the box.

[sannevanderkevie]

My grandma once gave me a paper version of this puzzle. It's pretty cool and I love letting people try and solve it

[vlogsingh]

Y'all played it again just to pause and watch whether it was correct or not 😂

[red]

“That’s not a way people ride horses”

Me: *names my horse dinnerbone*

[varunboii]

"It's not actually a way how people ride horses"
Dinnerbone Laughing

[JauneKR]

“Yeah okay that seems easy enough I’ll try doing this myse- WHat the he-“

[web]

“That isn’t actually a way people ride horses.”
What if I make it a way

[inaambilal]

That went from "impossible" to
"This shit is fire"

[Zack-]

If you look at the first step of the correct way to do it it looks like the horses are going through portals

[monsieurslurpy]

“That’s genius!“

- My grandma looking over my shoulder

[-dontmindme-]

"It's not actually a way how people ride horses"

Me and Dinnerbone: *on our way to ruin this person's career*

[theittheit]

“That’s not actually the way that people ride horses”





I mean…that depends.

[oniplus]

people when they say this puzzle : "oh they gotta be both riding the horses correctly"
the creator : "R O D E O"

[lainey_ng]

There's something so special about antique things like this. Just reminds you how humans have always enjoyed puzzle solving and brain games. No matter the gap in time, our ancestors are so close and connected to us no matter how much changes around us. I know 150 years isn't that long ago, but the world has changed so much even in that amount of time, and yet we're still so delighted by something as simple as this! I just love it!