Brain Power

Yes. Similar to deciphering private car numbers.

I'm not very good with computers and yet my grandson, who is 2 next month, can fiddle about with the computer and bring up his favourite CBBC's song "Teddington's Marching Band". My husband said it is because he is fearless, and I think he's right.

It is the fear of not being able to do something - especially when we are aware that others can do it - that sends us into "panic mode", and once we are in "panic mode" it is really difficult to do what, if we were relaxed, would come naturally.

I'm fine with this puzzle but if you gave me a simple arithmetical task and pitted me against other people to complete it, I would be fearful and freeze.

Numbers make me faze out instantly - no matter how simple the logic is (or so people claim it to be). I managed to read it fairly well first time round but after having to decipher the written text of uni professors, I reckon I read anything after a few seconds

Yes we could both read it, but had to do a 'double take'.