4 Steps to Becoming the Coolest Origami Brain Teaser Modeler on the Block

Todddude™ Thinks Modeling Means Planning, Forming and Shaping for Useful Purposes

To become the coolest origami brain teaser modeler you must have a teaser of a brain or an open mind. Be one who teases or vexes, irritates or troubles your own mind in order to attain that spectacular (sparktacular) moment of astonishment of wit and to avoid pending embarrassment. You must be able to think on your feet with a purpose. My feet are my understanding; as it were. This paper will describe modeling in the traditional sense, introduce a set of exciting origami brain teasers as new products and take you through the four step journey from puzzled in mazes of thought and perplexed with potential error; to enlightenment of the mind with understanding. Let the journey begin.

Todddude thinks modeling means planning, forming and shaping for useful purposes.

(1) Modeling takes considerable effort in order to plan purposeful meaningful endeavors.
(2) Modeling next means forming plans of action to isolate and infiltrate the various nuances of the puzzler being modeled.
(3) Modeling finally means shaping formed action plans from a disjointed multitude or assemblage of facts and processes to provide structured understanding.
(4) Modeling exerts the effort necessary to put actions in motion. The passage from abstract mind challenges that draw from planning to forming to shaping and culminating with meaningful usefulness or purpose. In the end, modeling helps us attain that spectacular moment of astonishment known as just plain fun. Is he or she to be or not a successful model contriver detective.

Meta-linguistics

Let us study the interrelationships between language and other cultural behavioral phenomena disguised as the conversation between the enlightened creator of puzzles (contriver artist's) and those unsuspecting capriciously challenged (fickle) modelers in order to determine who is the coolest on the block (that is; you, your friends, or family members). Are you up to the challenge?