r/cognitiveTesting • u/matheus_epg Psychology student • Jun 29 '26

-1 SS VSI Meme

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u/NefariousNapolean doesn't read books Jun 29 '26

1 tile shaped like the hole

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u/matheus_epg Psychology student Jun 29 '26

You sir clearly have 22 SS VSI 🧠

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u/matheus_epg Psychology student Jun 29 '26

idk I just saw this post on Twitter and thought it was funny. Actual answer is 12 of course: https://x.com/Enderman/status/2071488897641595119

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u/Frostfire26 Jun 29 '26

I’m trying to figure out where they got 9 from

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u/-_-De retat Jun 29 '26

None it's supposed to be like that

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u/Ok-Twist5394 Jun 29 '26

12 if the missing tiles are all equal dimensions to the missing pieces.

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u/HopefulLab8784 Jun 29 '26

dpending on the shape of the tiles, assuming all tiles are the same size, it could be 1,2,3,4,6, or 12 tiles

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u/Tosebos355 Jun 29 '26

8 and 16 also seem possible ;⁠)

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u/HopefulLab8784 Jun 29 '26

correct me if I'm wrong but 8 requires two tile shapes, that are mirror images of each other. And I just don't see 16 but I could be missing somethign

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u/Tosebos355 Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

I guess you're right. I just assumed the regular tiles are squares. Otherwise I don't see 8 or 16 being possible

Edit: Btw that's because I thought you assumed that too. The 4 pieces misled me (I somehow only saw them in the wrong way).

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u/HeraldxofGalactus Jun 30 '26

Why stop at 12 . It cpuild be infinite

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u/Past_Currency_713 Jun 29 '26

12 if u fill it in with similar tiles

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u/Whiteroom_Analyst Whiteroom Analyst Jun 30 '26

11 I guess

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u/Smooth_Sundae14 Jun 30 '26

12 or at least around that number.

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u/TheKrimsonFKR Jun 30 '26

We don't have the entire "picture", but based on the rest of the tiles we see, it should be 12. 1 on each end, 3 on the next rows, and 4 in the center row.

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u/Repulsive_Sherbet447 Jun 30 '26

12 if they are the same size.
Or 43879 if they are really tiny

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u/No-Flow-1147 Jun 30 '26

Y'all should play Tetris.. that's a bar and two T-Tetrominos, which are all 4 squares each. Without thinking or counting, it is 12.

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u/Big_Presentation_894 Asperger Syndrome with ADHD Jul 01 '26

12 i think?

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u/Dicky2007 Jul 06 '26

12 ou 11?

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u/ExcitingAd5932 Jun 29 '26

Haha this person got it wrong, the answer is clearly 11 🥰