YOUNG BRAIN-MAN CRACKS BIG MOVING CHAIR PUZZLE AFTER SIXTY SUNS! TRIBESMEN STUNNED!

Big news, fellow tribe-members! From a far-off land comes word of a young brain-man, only thirty-one suns old, who has conquered a huge, tricky puzzle. For sixty long sun-cycles, wise-men from many caves tried to figure out how to move a big, stiff "sofa-rock" through a narrow cave turn without getting stuck. This young one, a 'Korean mathematician' they call him, used only his own strong brain-power, no fancy light-stones or noisy magic-boxes to help him. What does this mean for our tribe, you ask? While we do not have soft sofa-rocks, this brain-trick could teach us much about moving heavy mammoth-bones, large cave-paintings, or even big stones for new shelters through tight spots. It shows that even the most stubborn troubles can be solved if one thinks hard and long, without relying on the easy path. Perhaps our young ones, watching the stars and carving sticks, will find new ways to move our own big burdens. ### Local Commentary Grog, local berry picker: "Me always think big rock just move or break! How brain-man make it slide like that? My head hurts thinking of it!" Oog, mammoth hunter: "Many suns I see wise-men scratch heads over simple thing. This young one, he strong with mind, not spear. Impressive hunt!" Chief Thag, wise leader of tribe: "This news teaches us: true strength is in the sharp mind, not just the strong arm. Let us encourage our young to think and solve, for bigger problems than sofa-rocks will come. Story by Zook from Caveman Talk Fire, on the scene.