Who Should get a Code World?

Plato, Da Vinci, Newton, Darwin and Einstein all had Code Worlds. Shouldn't you? If you still aren't sure, here's a partial list of people that should definitely take a serious look at joining the club.

Anyone smarter than everyone else and wants to prove it.
People who collect games, puzzles and toys.
Someone looking for the perfect gift for the guy who's smarter than everyone else.
People who like to twiddle things while they think, or not think.

Any person interested in penetrating the secrets of the genetic code (get a Rafiki map also).
Those interested in mathematics, especially geometry, combinatorics and pure number theory.
Information theorists, computer scientists and programmers.
Cryptologists.
Crystallographers.
Housewives.
Precocious children.
Office workers looking for a desktop conversation starter to impress the chicks, or the guys.

The world's best and brightest teachers.
Anyone tired of cubes and the erroneous worship of a cube-centric universe.
Those interested in sacred geometry.
Early adopters looking for the best new thing since REM.
Loving parents who want their children's brains to grow real big.
Loving Grandparents who want to give their grandchildren something more redeeming than simulated anti-social behavier on a silicon wafer.

Admirers of handsomely molded plastic.
Engineers - both kinds.
People with compulsive buying addiction.
College guys looking for a sly game of skill to replace quarters.
Those interested in complexity and emergence.
Someone who owns Code World - Get two - they're relatively small.

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