Red and White Rivers

Monday, October 8, 2007, 16:16
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37 comments

Beautiful River Today here is one more task for your mental beauty. Two rivers are flowing near each other. One of them is red, the other one is white. What are these rivers? Please, if you want to find the solution yourself, do not look at the comments of this post, because someone could have already written it there. Good luck!

You will find the solution in the next brain game. You are always welcome to ask questions about the task, in case something is not clear. But sorry, I will not answer leading questions.

The answer to the previous brain game is: the toy costs between $10.00 to $10.99. The first Geniusbeauty has between 0 and 99 cents and the second Geniusbeauty has between $9.00 and $9.99. Congratulation to Sajjad Malang, Chris, Doug Subjeck, Nuveen Cosmetic Surgery, New York Diva! These nice people gave the right answer without mistakes.

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37 Comments on “Red and White Rivers”

RexFollett wrote on 8 October, 2007, 17:22
This is easy cause I am in east texas and the red river is a few miles from me. To answer this ridiculously easy game question is this. Rivers that flow down from the north… Am I incorrect?
Phil wrote on 8 October, 2007, 18:09
The flag of the United States of America?
Geniusbeauty.com wrote on 8 October, 2007, 18:31
RexFollett, it would be wrong to exclude everybody except for those who live in Texas, like you do. The answer to this brain game is one that everybody knows. The “river” is probably just a figure of speech.
Geniusbeauty.com wrote on 8 October, 2007, 18:32
Phil, it’s creative, but wrong.
labate wrote on 8 October, 2007, 18:42
vein & artery
Phil wrote on 8 October, 2007, 18:56
I am thinking of rivers of red blood cells versus white blood cells. Are there any veins that only carry one type of blood cells?
Phil wrote on 8 October, 2007, 19:09
Bottles of wine.
praegard wrote on 9 October, 2007, 4:48
I believe it is the rivers if pythagoras or the “rivers of the mind” as espoused by heracalitus
Grandma Jan wrote on 9 October, 2007, 4:49
The blood system in the body, and the lymph system in the body
~LyS wrote on 9 October, 2007, 10:50
The Red Nile
and The White Nile
Diane wrote on 9 October, 2007, 12:41
The blood system and the lymph system.
Chris wrote on 9 October, 2007, 12:48
I believe that this is best represented by a highway at night with the white “river” of lights coming towards you and the red “river” of lights going away from you.
JOE wrote on 9 October, 2007, 13:45
RED NILE,WHITE NILE
Christopher Nguyen wrote on 9 October, 2007, 17:58
Blood Cells [Veins]
Nuno wrote on 9 October, 2007, 17:59
I like the river of lights on the highway answer best. perhaps this is a riddle w/ more than one answer.
Arachnivore wrote on 9 October, 2007, 18:00
Highway traffic at night.
nathan wrote on 9 October, 2007, 18:04
i like the car idea
Arun wrote on 10 October, 2007, 1:48
Yeah , i think the best answer is what Chris has mentioned.
Jared wrote on 10 October, 2007, 1:51
A candy cane?
Frédéric Dénommé wrote on 10 October, 2007, 2:31
I thought about flows of cars at night as well. As seen in beautiful movies like Koyaanisqatsi and Baraka.
Kurofune wrote on 10 October, 2007, 3:46
Generally red and white are both moving in your arteries and veins. Actually though, the red blood cells are flowing like a river while the white cells are mostly ‘hugging’ onto cells and ‘rolling’ along the sides. That would make for one river flowing inside another. (the lymph system carries leukocytes or white blood cells where leuko is white in greek) I vote with Diane and Jan saying arteries/lymph, but cars aren’t bad.
Edmond wrote on 10 October, 2007, 4:24
Jared’s right!
Kenny wrote on 10 October, 2007, 5:26
Sorry, I can’t read your mind. That’s not a brain game, that’s merely a guessing game.
Chris wrote on 10 October, 2007, 7:59
A question Geniusbeauty. Where is your server located – the Maritimes, Bermuda or the Caribbean? The posting times are one hour ahead of our time in NYC.
Laurentiu wrote on 10 October, 2007, 8:35
Ok, my answer is medicine related too: i guess is not the one with lymph/blood since lymph is not white, it’s yellow. So my answer is: a blood vessel and the nerv near it – the blood vassel is the red river since it transports blood, and the nerv is the white river since nervs have white opaque collor and they could be considered “rivers” since electronic impulses flow through them.
Richard@Home wrote on 10 October, 2007, 9:42
Toothpaste?
Jack wrote on 10 October, 2007, 10:12
I don’t believe the artery/lymph systems for two reasons:
- lymph isn’t just white blood cells, it contains extra cellular fluid and other gunk
- lymph vessels really dont tend to run alongside arteries/veins (nor nerves for that matter)

I reckon the headlight/taillight answer seems the best.
Bob wrote on 10 October, 2007, 11:56
well? What is the answer?
Willard wrote on 10 October, 2007, 13:15
I say highway traffic also.
The Nile Rivers are named the Blue Nile and the White Nile.
Cameron wrote on 10 October, 2007, 14:58
For those of you who are saying the Nile:

There is a Blue Nile and a White Nile, not a red one
George wrote on 10 October, 2007, 16:55
I too believe that the answer is a city street at night.
I remember as a child riding in a car watching the white river flowing toward me and floating in the red river.
kage wrote on 12 October, 2007, 0:45
ketchup and mayonnaise on a hot dog bun
anonymous wrote on 19 October, 2007, 23:05
Blood and semen in their respective “veins” for a moment or two.
Brad wrote on 6 November, 2007, 3:32
fire and ice?
WhatWhat wrote on 19 June, 2008, 18:39
Headlights and brakelights is correct.
Habibullah wrote on 11 December, 2008, 4:56
The answer is Blood, because red-blood cells and white blood-cells are flowing together in blood.