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I suppose that is in the title of this test, but when the only challenge in completion comes because the designer didn't put in the Portal 2-standard button icons, well, that's not very sporting :(
I kind like distancing myself from most traditional Portal 1 tactics but I had to rely on one advanced tactic to solve this test.
Also, I'm not a young grasshopper, I've been playing this game since release.