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AI Translated from Chinese Introduction In India, there is an ancient legend. In the temple of Benares, at the center of the world, a brass plate holds three diamond needles. When the Hindu god Brahma was creating the world, he threaded 64 gold discs from large to small onto one of the needles from bottom to top. This is the so-called Tower of Hanoi. Day and night, a monk constantly moves these gold discs to another needle according to the following rules: Only one disc can be moved at a time, and a smaller disc must always be on top of a larger one. When all the gold discs have been moved from the needle where Brahma threaded them to the third needle, the world will be destroyed in a thunderclap, and the tower, temple, and all living beings will perish together… ...
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