How to exit a maze

One wall may be separate, but the other would still have to be connected. No singular pathway can have totally disconnected walls.

I magine a concentric labyrinth, each ring is a separated array of walls. Plus, each array has some walls separated from them too.
Wouldn't work.

There is no maze in existence, or could there be, in which there is a separated array of walls having the entrance and exit on opposing sides while still being solvable. If it's a solvable maze, sticking to the right (or left) wall will eventually work.

No opossite sides. The exit or entrance, or both, can be in the middle of it, or wherever it may be that is not on the sides.

People keep trying to tell you. This will work for every maze in the world. You just don't get it. I'm sorry. Good news is you are probably attractive physically.

This "right hand" rule is called the Trémaux algorithm, designed to solve any maze.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maze_solving_algorithm
Any maze containing loops on it's resolution will defeat this algorithm in real life, since you can't remember where have you been and where you have not.
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Sorry to be this rude, but silence is better than bullshit.
Good news is you are probably attractive physically.

Let me add, that shifting mazes are a thing.
AND, the "right hand rule" it's just a variation of the algorithm so you wont have to remember the path. A computer COULD find an exit by bruteforcing, you couldn't.

I think I am finally seeing what darkanhell is saying. If you had a ring surrounding the the exit with one entrance in, while the ring itself is not connected to the exit by any walls, you would end up walking around that ring in circles endlessly, never going deeper into the maze.
Sorry bout that bro, I didn't understand what you were talking about

That's pretty much it, yeah. No problem man, I may have expressed myself poorly :)

There we have it. Darkanhell was right this whole time, and now the rest of us look like idiots :)

At least Jesus and you were just debating with me, which is nice - I can always be wrong-.
Not like grumpus :p

While I do enjoy a good debate, I will admit I'm ashamed of how I said that first bit, about there being no possible way it would work. I usually make my argument respectfully, but I couldn't see how you were right and my remark came off as condescending. I apologize for that, and I thank you for being such a cool and understanding person

I love every bit of this conversation

Let's just stick puzzles throughout the maze and multiple floors.

I was wrong. But you're right, I'm a handsome idiot.

"Handsome idiot"