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Topic: [HM] Fwd: Mazes and Labarinths
Replies: 14   Last Post: Jun 21, 2001 3:23 PM

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Prof. Peter Schreiber

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Re: [HM] Fwd: Mazes and Labarinths
Posted: Jun 19, 2001 11:03 AM
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In my opinion the difference between mazes and labyrinths is as
follows: A maze is a game where You have to find out but with full
information about the whole and Your position: You see it "from
above". In a labyrinth You have to find out by the only help of local
information (partwise made by Yourself by a thread or pebbles or
so). Peter Schreiber.






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