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What is Mensa?
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Following in the footsteps of the fame of the "Mensa Original Series"
Mensa Bible Series
Awaken the genius that sleeps within me

The "Mensa Original Series" is a steady seller in the UK and the US, and a best-selling series that has sold over 300,000 copies in Korea.
This series, which began in 2007 with 『Mensa Wit Puzzle』 and has continued for over 12 years, consists of a total of 18 puzzle volumes.
It has been consistently loved by people of all ages and genders, from children who love math, to teenagers who enjoy solving puzzles, to adults who seek out puzzles as a hobby or to prevent dementia.
More than 10 years have passed since the series came out, and the Mensa puzzles have also been updated.
A new series, the "Mensa Bible Series," has begun, following in the footsteps of the famed "Mensa Original Series."
The "Mensa Bible Series" takes advantage of the strengths of the "Mensa Original Series," which has been loved by 300,000 readers, while also improving the quality of the puzzles.
It was reviewed by Mensa Korea to add more expertise.
Additionally, to cater to the increasingly demanding aesthetic sensibilities of readers, we maximized the visual effect with three-dimensional pictures, and put a lot of effort into the design, including displaying difficulty and inserting solution boxes.
Following the science bestsellers 『Mensa Puzzle Logic Game』 and 『Mensa Puzzle Thinking Game』, 『Mensa Puzzle Reasoning Game』 has been published.
Let's try the Mensa puzzle.
It will not only stimulate your brain intellectually, but also awaken your genius.


Develop your reasoning and analytical skills with Mensa puzzles.
Mensa's Bible, created by a core member of Mensa UK

At CES, the world's largest technology show, it was announced that the development of artificial intelligence consists of four stages: efficiency, personalization, inference, and exploration.
Even in the most actively researched field of machine learning, researchers are exploring ways to develop AI's ability to reason, learn, and perceive on its own, like humans.
This is because, in order to become a machine that can think and create on its own, it is essential to have the ability to select necessary information from a vast amount of data and to reason by analyzing cause and effect.
It would require a high level of technology to match human reasoning ability.
However, with the recent increase in smartphone use and the rapid decrease in reading, people's literacy is declining to the point where people are talking about an era of dyslexia.
This means that the ability to reason and reach valid conclusions based on evidence is also declining.
While some people can only grasp a portion of the same information, others can reach conclusions based on sound evidence.
If you're wondering how to develop and maintain your reasoning skills, try solving puzzles.

Puzzles contain a variety of visual information, making them a great tool for developing reasoning and analytical skills.
A puzzle is an activity that requires you to figure out the rules and relationships hidden within it.
While searching for answers, the brain becomes active by perceiving visual information and combining it here and there.
While solving puzzles, our brain undergoes various training exercises even if we are not conscious of it.
First, judge and understand the various situations that occurred in the problem.
To find a clue, you need to look at the problem with a fresh perspective and determine what information is useful and what is not.
It also connects closely related clues and logically finds answers through inferences from those connections.
Solving puzzles trains you to reason rationally.
Let's try the 'Mensa Puzzle Reasoning Game'.
You can find brain-teasing puzzles ranging from number reasoning to picture analysis puzzles and even the Garam puzzle, which is gaining attention as a new math puzzle in France.
You can develop not only the analytical ability to simply unravel tangled information, but also the inference ability to derive the correct answer.

Puzzles are a great tool for developing brain power.

About 140,000 people from over 100 countries, or 0.0018% of the world's population in terms of population size and 2% in terms of IQ, are members of Mensa, the world's most intelligent organization.
Puzzles are a common hobby among these people.
For them, puzzles are fun games that develop brain power and awaken potential while also providing entertainment.
In other words, the goal is not to find the answer to the puzzle, but to enjoy the process of solving the puzzle itself and feel intellectual pleasure.
Even among those who like puzzles, many do not try because of the authority of 'Mensa' and the prejudice that it would be difficult.
But Mensa puzzles are ultimately a brain game.
Those of you who truly enjoy puzzles will find the true charm of Mensa Puzzles.


What is MENSA?

Mensa is a Latin word meaning 'table', and it is a group of geniuses that only those with an IQ in the top 2% (IQ 148 or higher) can join.
Founded in the UK in 1946, it currently has over 140,000 members in over 100 countries.
Those who enjoy using their brains find intellectual play in solving puzzles to test their genius.
It publishes journals and holds regular meetings in each country.
Mensa Korea (www.mensakorea.org) was founded in 1998 after discussions among domestic International Mensa members and consultations with International Mensa.
Mensa Korea, which independently administers the Mensa test, provides an intellectually and socially stimulating environment for its approximately 2,500 members and strives to expand international cooperation and exchange.
We also actively participate in various social contribution activities such as volunteer work and donations.
Mensa members include many famous people who are well-known to the general public.
Representative figures include science fiction novel master Isaac Asimov, Dan Brown, author of The Da Vinci Code, former Ford Motor Company chairman Donald Peterson, actors Geena Davis and Sharon Stone, and singer Brian McKnight.