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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The MIT Mystery Hunt is an annual puzzlehunt held on the MIT campus. Teams are required to solve puzzles, the solutions of which help to solve the meta-puzzles, which then help to solve the meta-meta puzzles, and so on. There are also many events that take place on the MIT campus. The goal of the Hunt is to use the solutions to the puzzles to help find a coin of some sort somewhere on the MIT campus. Early Hunts were around 30 puzzles long. They have since grown to be around 100 puzzles long, with 10 to 20 meta-puzzles. The winners of the hunt gain the right to design the next year's Hunt. |