In my opinion, the solvers of these puzzles fall into three groups: The first group consists of those who manage to solve the puzzle and are happy and joyful. The second group includes those who tirelessly strive to find the solution—some might even deprive themselves of sleep just to reach the answer sooner. And finally, the third group—lost in their own illusions. They believe they've solved the puzzle, but not in reality, only within their unaware subconscious. They think that saying “sugar is sweet” will actually sweeten their mouths. This group shouldn't be decoding puzzles—they need to go to the hospital instead, where perhaps there's hope for recovery.