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Wheat chaff sift sieve (try saying that after six pints)

By INQUIRER staff

Mon Jul 12 2004, 09:39

WEB SITE Ecommerce Trends said that Google has hit on a wizard wheeze to recruit top notch boffins for its march ever onwards.

Jeremy Muncy, a writer for the site, said that a billboard with a maths puzzle was a way to weed out the innumerate chaff from the brainy wheat.

Google created a puzzle that if you solved takes you to a page called Google Labs, which suggests that those with the answer should apply to them for a job.

You can find the article here. µ

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