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  1. <|343373|> @EmberCrest, Actually... 'Dao' is not a religion and I-Ching originates from something that does matter/play some role in LP/3301..
  2. <EmberCrest> holy shit dude you're literally making stuff up now..
  3. <EmberCrest> you clearly have no understanding of the conversation we've been having, I'm sorry lol.
  4. <|343373|> "I-Ching" it self is bullshit though
  5. <EmberCrest> dude..I was giving an example of some connection that you can make without actually making significant progress on the LP..
  6. <EmberCrest> Daoism is very much a religious tradition.
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  9. <|343373|> The Dao isnt a religion, just ebcause some take it as one doesnt mean it is one. also "I-Ching" = 64 hexagrams.
  10. <EmberCrest> Dude. Daoism. Not the Dao.
  11. <iIIustrious> lmao
  12. <EmberCrest> @iIIustrious: ye right?
  13. <|343373|> I agree, daoism is sort of a religion. The logic of "dao" does happen alot in 3301 and LP though
  14. <iIIustrious> good to see solvers hasn't changed at all
  15. <EmberCrest> I never change
  16. <EmberCrest> |343373|: you should go up and read the convo m8
  17. <|343373|> They way ppl understand the 64 hexagrams is wrong though... those are the 1-8 trigrams * 1-8 trigrams. which is VERY useful in LP
  18. <EmberCrest> Hey I got a test for you what's 7/7
  19. <dude12312414> 77
  20. <CrAzYPiLoT> It's-a Mario!
  21. <|343373|> also not the 64 though, but the lacking part that are not the 64. (which is the 3rd number base in gematria primus, mathematically)
  22. <iIIustrious> how are you not bored of your own bullshit yet
  23. <CrAzYPiLoT> Lol
  24. <iIIustrious> I've been gone like 3 weeks
  25. <|343373|> Because its not bullshit O.o
  26. <dude12312414> Douglas Adams made a mistake
  27. <iIIustrious> if that was the case you would have proved it 2 months ago
  28. <CrAzYPiLoT> I wouldn't bet on that
  29. <dude12312414> the answer to life, universe and everything is actually 77, not 42
  30. <dude12312414> !wa 77 - 42
  31. <TaiiwoBot> 77-42
  32. <TaiiwoBot> 35
  33. <TaiiwoBot> thirty-five
  34. <TaiiwoBot> | - | | = |
  35. <TaiiwoBot> 77 | | 42 | | 35
  36. <CrAzYPiLoT> What is this function
  37. <EmberCrest> <|343373|> Because its not bullshit O.o
  38. <EmberCrest> >O.o
  39. <EmberCrest> all credibility remaining has been annihilated.
  40. <CrAzYPiLoT> >>O.o
  41. <dude12312414> >>>0.o
  42. <|343373|> You think I have the patience to try give you bullshit? I have barely enough to try give hints, which im very sick of already because I already gave all you guys need to solve but you kept looking at it with the wrong approach. :/
  43. <EmberCrest> you're the one looking at the situation wrong.
  44. <EmberCrest> you've got zero proof.
  45. <EmberCrest> your explanations don't make sense
  46. <CrAzYPiLoT> Why don't you just solve it yourself, if you know the answer, mate?
  47. <brotherBox> |343373|: the thing is, whatever you are trying to explain, there is probably a much easier wy
  48. <EmberCrest> and they're so obscure that they seem improbable.
  49. <CrAzYPiLoT> We won't have hard feelings
  50. <dude12312414> try a zero-knowledge proof.
  51. <|343373|> The thing I showed at page 56 should be enough to understand how to use the magic square for the 1-14.jpg
  52. <dude12312414> write down your full solution, publish the hash
  53. <|343373|> 0-14*
  54. <dude12312414> then if one day someone else solves it, they can check you were right
  55. <EmberCrest> 56.jpg?
  56. <CrAzYPiLoT> If it's enough for you, use the magic square
  57. <EmberCrest> that didn't make any sense.
  58. <CrAzYPiLoT> Don't try to explain it to us
  59. <CrAzYPiLoT> But I highly doubt even you, yourself, know what you are talking about
  60. <iIIustrious> every single cicada solution is incredibly simplistically explained and elegant when you complete it
  61. <iIIustrious> 2 months of useless bullshit you yourself don't understand is nothing like that
  62. <brotherBox> the elegance part is really important
  63. <iIIustrious> so of course it's not worth trying, we'll get 15 more of you this year
  64. <brotherBox> it almost immediately clicks
  65. <iIIustrious> you're not unique or interesting
  66. <dude12312414> i'd say the Openpuff one is not very elegant
  67. <iIIustrious> you're just more stubborn about no one caring than most
  68. <brotherBox> dude12312414: the squares could be derived differently though
  69. <iIIustrious> how dude12312414?
  70. <EmberCrest> yeah it's like Brainbox
  71. <iIIustrious> it's their name in a single piece of software
  72. <iIIustrious> you could explain the answer to a five year old
  73. <EmberCrest> illustrious has strong opinions about OpenPuff
  74. <brotherBox> he is also a faggot
  75. <EmberCrest> |343373|: you literally decided JUST TODAY to mention the I-Ching by the way.
  76. <dude12312414> I just don't think it was a very "interesting" part
  77. <EmberCrest> Coincidentally, the moment one of us started talking about it.
  78. <|343373|> Page 56 at base30, incredibly simplistically, and elegantly follows the pattern of /7, 167, and 761
  79. <EmberCrest> the pattern of /7?! what the hell does that mean lol??
  80. <dude12312414> because it doesn't require as much cleverness as just luck of trying the right thing
  81. <iIIustrious> I have strong opinions about a year of wasted effort
  82. <iIIustrious> all because people were too proud to try a piece of software on a different os
  83. <EmberCrest> what software's that?
  84. <EmberCrest> OpenPuff?
  85. <iIIustrious> openpuff, the reason most people rejected it is because it was seen as windows software
  86. <dude12312414> i don't really care about the windows bit
  87. <dude12312414> it just apparently came out of nowhere
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  89. <blck_crvpt> by the wya
  90. <EmberCrest> oh jesus here comes another one
  91. <|343373|> "EmberCrest: you literally decided JUST TODAY to mention the I-Ching by the way.", Im not talking about the Iching what about the origin of iching btw. and I hinted to it few times already btw
  92. <iIIustrious> that's more stupid bullshit |343373|. Don't pretend to be so retarded that you can't tell that every other one can have the solution explained in one line, while your one line is just useless wankery
  93. <EmberCrest> show me.
  94. <|343373|> Iching but* about the origin of iching
  95. <EmberCrest> dude Laotzi wasn't a real dude he's just some figure to save the history of the work from being "it was composed over lots of time."
  96. <brotherBox> |343373|: you have to acknowledge one thing though, there are solutions to entire stretches of the puzzles in a single wiki article, yet there are pastebins with more words dedicated to your explanation
  97. <brotherBox> there is something severely wrong, simply by looking at the statistics here
  98. <|343373|> EmberCrest Im not talking about Laotzi =.=
  99. <EmberCrest> Laotzi was the writer of the I-Ching and DDJ you invoke his person when you talk about any of those texts.
  100. <EmberCrest> The mythical writer, that is.
  101. <|343373|> The origin of iching is the 8 trigrams
  102. <dude12312414> well to be fair, Wiles's proof of Fermat's Last Theorem was apparently a huge thing
  103. <EmberCrest> yeah but that's a PROOF.
  104. <dude12312414> like, bigger than my penis
  105. <brotherBox> dude12312414: fermats last theorem is really hard though
  106. <EmberCrest> Versus incoherent ramblings about the I-Ching, dividing by 7, etc.
  107. <EmberCrest> The 8 trigrams are symbols for In and Ang.
  108. <EmberCrest> Nothing originates from them. They're symbols.
  109. <|343373|> They are the way numbers behave in a numeral system
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  111. <|343373|> 8 trigrams = base10
  112. <cluosh> speaking of proofs, when do you guys think will P/NP be resolved?
  113. <brotherBox> shortly before the LP
  114. <EmberCrest> no it's not, Christ..
  115. <gs3449> whats p/np
  116. <EmberCrest> brotherBox: good one.
  117. <gs3449> no im serious
  118. <gs3449> I dont know
  119. <EmberCrest> I d idn't address you.
  120. <EmberCrest> 343373|
  121. <EmberCrest> oops.
  122. <gs3449> oh srry
  123. <EmberCrest> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P_versus_NP_problem
  124. <TaiiwoBot> ^ P versus NP problem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ^
  125. <dude12312414> cluosh: this is like, the most lucrative proof you could find the answer to lol
  126. <dude12312414> (assuming it is P=NP)
  127. <brotherBox> gs3449: the assertion that the category of problems that are hard to solve are exactly the problems for which solutions can be easily checked
  128. <dude12312414> well not exactly
  129. <gs3449> ok
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  131. <brotherBox> gs3449: its notoriously difficult to prove that and whatever the result is, it has huge ramifications
  132. <brotherBox> also i guess riemann or navier-stokes are more lucrative
  133. <dude12312414> well the thing is, these will get you a million dollars, and fame, and that's it
  134. <dude12312414> P=NP would possibly allow you to break any existing crypto
  135. <gs3449> true Im aware of the millenial problems
  136. <brotherBox> dude12312414: and probably any job in the private sector you want
  137. <dude12312414> yeah :P
  138. <gs3449> Lol u guys know about perelman?
  139. <brotherBox> i am perelman
  140. <brotherBox> nah j/k
  141. <gs3449> ok lol
  142. <brotherBox> yeah he didnt want the money and the fame and the cars and the bitches
  143. <gs3449> yee
  144. <dude12312414> a true hero
  145. <gs3449> And lives in his mothers apartment
  146. <gs3449> but still cool
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  148. <|343373|> 1 | 2 |3 |4 |5 | 6 |7 |8
  149. <|343373|> ☰ | ☱ |☲ |☳ |☴ |☵ |☶ |☷
  150. <|343373|> 1, 8 being flipped
  151. <|343373|> 2, 5 being flipped
  152. <|343373|> 3, 6 being flipped
  153. <|343373|> 4, 7 being flipped
  154. <|343373|> AND
  155. <|343373|> 1, 8 being opposites
  156. <|343373|> 2, 7 being opposites
  157. <|343373|> 3, 6 being opposites
  158. <|343373|> 4, 5 being opposites
  159. <dude12312414> wat
  160. <|343373|> Thats excatly how Base10 works.
  161. <iIIustrious> >8 numbers
  162. <iIIustrious> >base 10
  163. <EmberCrest> congratulation, you fucking discovered how a number system works.
  164. <iIIustrious> that's why no one takes you seriously
  165. <|343373|> 9<>0
  166. <|343373|> 9 is in the center
  167. <|343373|> its the mod
  168. <atheron> yeah, that's not base 10
  169. <|343373|> that is base 10
  170. <EmberCrest> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bix44C1EzY
  171. <TaiiwoBot> ^ Congratulations!!!! - YouTube ^
  172. <|343373|> 0, 1-8 and 9
  173. <atheron> it's just 0-9
  174. <Lurker69> He was talking to me about hexagrams and yin yang two weeks ago, similar stuff thna today. http://pastebin.com/Zc2L9CzL
  175. <atheron> that's it
  176. <TaiiwoBot> ^ Bagua / Dao - Pastebin.com ^
  177. <harvester> ^ Archived file(s): Zc2L9CzL ^
  178. <|343373|> 0=9 in how base10 behaves
  179. <atheron> no
  180. <EmberCrest> base-10 is zero-based.
  181. <atheron> what you are descripbing is base9
  182. <dude12312414> it's 10 based (not sure what you meant)
  183. <EmberCrest> zero-based as in, we start with zero :P
  184. <EmberCrest> it's the first digit in each erm
  185. <EmberCrest> "column"
  186. <EmberCrest> if you will.
  187. <EmberCrest> this hexagram system has no zero.
  188. <dude12312414> oh
  189. <EmberCrest> idk i'm trying to settle this retarded debate.
  190. <dude12312414> though I guess you can pick any symbol you like
  191. <dude12312414> and call it zero
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  193. <EmberCrest> Lurker69: I'll give him that much, then.
  194. <EmberCrest> Consistency.
  195. <EmberCrest> But that's it. All this talk of Chinese mysticism is counter-productive.
  196. <EmberCrest> Although we have little else to focus on.
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  198. <brotherBox> i guarantee you, should this ever check out, i will put shoe on head on camera and there is a much simpler explanation
  199. <|343373|> we describe "nothing" as 0, thats why they used no symbol there because "nothing"(and because origin of 1-8 when complete(9))
  200. <brotherBox> both of which i stand by
  201. <EmberCrest> dude that's just
  202. <EmberCrest> sigh that's just wrong.
  203. <EmberCrest> ok ill be back.
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  205. <dude12312414> > ( --O --O)
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  207. <dude12312414> oilll bee beeeck
  208. <|343373|> I not talking about mysticism.
  209. <|343373|> Im*
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  213. <Lurker69> also those "2, 5 being flipped" and "2, 7 being opposites" makes sense in patterns in base10 http://pastebin.com/uUFU5nsq (just disregard 9 that is sometomes at beginnig sometimes at the end)
  214. <TaiiwoBot> ^ patterns in base 10 - Pastebin.com ^
  215. <harvester> ^ Archived file(s): uUFU5nsq ^
  216. <Lurker69> pattern of /2 = pattern of *5 and pattern of /2 backwards is pattern of /7
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  218. <dude12312414> Dr. Perfa
  219. <dude12312414> only nighttime
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  221. <sysgen> Hello everyone
  222. <gs3449> hello
  223. <dude12312414> hello
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  226. <Lurker69> But trigrams 1, 8 (☰, ☷) and 3, 6 (☲, ☵) arent exactly flipped, they are opposite though. Which it true also for pattrerns /1 isnt same as *8 but opposite (*1 is same as /1 and *8 same as /8)
  227. <|343373|> ^ correct, in a way... yes. :)
  228. <sysgen> What is going on?
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