Hard Riddles With Answers Riddle

Oct. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- Scientists believe that by exercising our brain we can create “cognitive reserve” that helps you stay sharp as you grow up. What riddles do to the brain is that it stimulates the usage of the neurons. When we are kids it is easier to think and question but when we become adults it is not that easy for us to understand therefore we have to think, question and rethink again. Maybe it is because we have created mental paradigms that make us think we know it all and we are a little bit ashamed of realizing that we don´t know it all.

In my quest to understand riddles I came up to some puzzles that are very hard to understand. I passed from the funny children riddles to the difficult, complex and elaborated games. One of my favorite kids riddles (http://www.quizandquestions.com/kids-riddles) is:

         “What is as big as an elephant, but weights nothing at all?

The answer is: an elephant shadow

On example of hard riddles (http://www.quizandquestions.com/riddles) is below for you to solve:

The person who makes it sells it.
The person who buys it does not use it.
The person who is using it does not know that he is using it.

What is it?

The  answer is: A coffin