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THE DAILY DISTRIBUTION PUZZLE

What does the distribution look like?

No formulas. No numbers. Just your intuition.

DAILY PUZZLE
IMAGINE THIS

Your distribution
More likely yx
Draw across the graph with your mouse or finger.
6 guesses to find your shape
One new perspective, every day.Next puzzle in
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Every story has a shape.

Read the scenario and imagine observing it again and again. What would the distribution of outcomes look like?

  1. Draw the distribution. Use your mouse, finger, or pen. Higher means more likely; farther right means a larger outcome. Switch to Shape to pull a section up or down, or expand the graph for more room.
  2. Follow the feedback. You have six guesses. Each one tells you how closely your shape matches.
  3. Get a little help. Reveal up to three clues about concentration, shape, and boundaries. Using all three doesn't end the game.
A win starts at 100 points. Each earlier incorrect guess costs 10; each clue costs 15. Every win earns at least 10 points. Curve height doesn't matter—its relative shape does.

Keyboard: focus the graph, use left/right to choose a point and up/down to move it. Hold Shift for larger adjustments. Undo and redo work with Ctrl/Cmd+Z and Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Z. Reset clears your drawing and can be undone; guesses and clues stay used.

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