Avoid Using a Calculator; Use Your Brain Instead.

Imagine a picnic scene: a sunny park, a blanket, and friends laughing. But something’s off. Can you spot the errors?

1. One friend holds a sandwich, the other an umbrella instead of a drink.
2. The swing is attached to a bush instead of a tree branch.
3. A rainbow appears in a clear sky.

Answers:

• An umbrella as a drink is odd!
• Swings belong on tree branches, not bushes.
• Rainbows don’t appear in clear skies—they need rain.

Practicing error detection sharpens your observation and attention to detail, which helps in everyday life, work, or school.

To keep your brain sharp:

• Solve puzzles like Sudoku or crosswords daily.
• Engage in meaningful conversations.
• Learn new skills or pick up a book.
• Limit screen time—replace it with activities that engage your mind.

Keep your brain active, and watch your mental abilities soar!