The puzzle was figuring out how to cast this blue sorcery as an instant, giving you the first crack at a new hand of seven cards and skirting the Time Stop effect this has if you cast it during your own turn
That's kind of ridiculous if you take it at face value, but there's also the option to create near-infinite loops with self-bouncing creatures like Whitemane Lion and Kor Skyfisher
It reads, Whenever a player plays a spell that counters a spell that has been played or a player plays a spell that comes into play with counters, that player may counter the next spell played or put an additional counter on a permanent that has already been played, but not countered. Although its obviously tongue in cheek, I appreciate this card as an admission statement, or rather, a concession against the inevitability of using unclear language in the game
But this card is more concerned with other mechanical themes from Kaladesh block, namely Dwarf typal and Fabricate
While its more realistic attack power is 140, this card might see some niche play in bird decks purely because of its reach.