What are trash questions? Trash questions are those that waste a tremendous amount of time, a significant amount of mental energy, and require painstaking effort to solve utterly trivial problems.
These questions are often devoid of technical content, lack innovation, and even after completing them, you gain no sense of accomplishment—like being made to run ten kilometers to fetch water or separate red beans from green beans.
The third question: Please use these sixteen hundred geometric shapes to form a square.
This question is the epitome of trash questions. The only way to solve it is through brute force—continuously assembling the pieces, repeatedly trial-and-error, until you manage to form a square.
It specifically asks for a square, meaning a square is mandatory. Rectangles and other shapes are invalid, which increases the difficulty by tens of times. And then there are so many pieces—a full sixteen hundred of them.
