2026-02-19
How to Solve Any Maze: Three Algorithms That Actually Work
Learn the Wall Follower rule, Trémaux's algorithm, and Dead-End Filling — three proven methods with real history, concrete steps, and complexity analysis.
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Insights on mazes, algorithms, and puzzle solving.
2026-02-18
Maze Generation Algorithms: How Different Algorithms Create Different Mazes
A deep comparison of DFS Recursive Backtracking, Prim's, Kruskal's, and Binary Tree maze generation — with bias analysis, dead-end density, and the river factor.
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What Mazes Actually Do to Your Brain: The Neuroscience of Spatial Puzzles
Real studies, real data: how maze-solving engages the hippocampus, builds cognitive reserve, aids Alzheimer's intervention, and develops executive function in children.
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A 4,000-Year History of Mazes: From Knossos to Pac-Man
The real history of mazes — Minoan Knossos, 300+ Roman mosaics, Chartres Cathedral, Hampton Court, and the digital revolution. Plus: why "labyrinth" and "maze" mean different things.
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The Complete Guide to Printable Maze Worksheets: Paper, Pens, and Practical Scenarios
Everything you need to print and solve maze puzzles on paper — paper weight, pen recommendations, A4 vs A5 sizing, classroom differentiation, and travel prep.
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