For puzzles that presented themselves, with real parameters and consequences, during otherwise non-puzzling activities.
Puzzles can present themselves during all kinds of activities because they have consequential solutions. Such puzzles have concrete and testable parameters, yet reach beyond imagination alone and broaden our understanding of puzzling. This is for puzzles that actually occurred by happenstance, not ones that were designed or merely might occur.
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