469 - thoughts

BEHIND 469
- Find the way to make a riddle that would  take years to figure out?
- There must be someone who done it before, where they got the idea from
- Books could be the key to understand the language
- Keep it to ingame things

THEORYS
 Dmitri Borgmann
  Most important part a guy who did alot of puzzles, one were numbers translated into words. He did a lot of different puzzles like paradoxes etc
  Makes me think, what else did they 'copy' and turn into quests etc?

 Professor Ziman's classic textbook on the theory of solids was first pulished in 1964
  The Force of Knowledge
  Puzzles, problems, and enigmas

 Hidden meaning of books
  Strangely written books could have secrets, another meaning. How numbers can be translated into our understanding


About Borgmann and the relation to 469
- Numercial homonymy, seems like the thought behind 469 works similar

Dmitri_Borgmann
Beyond Language
469 = "beyond language"

Language_on_Vacation
The manuscript Borgmann originally submitted contained two additional chapters, on word play involving phonetics and semantics, which were rejected by the publisher. Some of this material was recycled for Borgmann's second book,
Beyond Language: Adventures in Word and Thought, and other topics were worked into Word Ways articles

The Borgmann apocrypha
"A brief excursion into numerical homonymy, illustrated by "100204180" (translated as "I ought nought to owe, for I ate nothing")
 Sentences composed of words having the same initial sound but different initial letters (Pneumatic gnomes knew mnemonic names), or sentences composed of words having the same initial letters but different initial sounds (Pshaw! Psychotic Peiping philosophizes Pnom-Penh's ptomaine poisoning), do appear in Problem 58: Sight and Sound."

Some of the work Borgmann did in 1964
1964 Jan	Presenting the one and only Dr. Matrix, numerologist, in his annual performance
1964 Feb	The hypnotic fascination of sliding-block puzzles
1964 Mar	The remarkable lore of the prime numbers [cover]
1964 May	The tyranny of 10 overthrown with the ternary number system
1964 Aug	Concerning several magic tricks based on mathematical principles
1964 Sep	Puns, palindromes and other word games that partake of the mathematical spirit
1964 Nov	Some paradoxes and puzzles involving infinite series and the concept of limit
1964 Dec	On polyiamonds: shapes that are made out of equilateral triangles


IDEAS / LEADS / TESTS - MIXED
 - Not nearly complete(d)

469 = "beyond language" aka bonelord language
Spell out the letters, it will then be able to form words or use letters from the numbers written out completely
a number can also be/sound like something similar (?)
But this wont get a 100% translation, so there must be a clue somewhere else, books?
Middle English words (?) thou ten etc


469
four six nine
our sin
your sixth sense (proprioception)
our six senses

Does not make great sense -- Thoughts
1, I
13, am/m
94, the/a
49, prisoner

1, I / one
13, on / the / am
94, in / for / your
49, our / mind

a wrinkled bonelord: I am 486486
I am four eight six four eight six
I am foresights

Avar Tar: 29639 46781! 9063376290 3222011 677 80322429 67538 14805394, 6880326 677 63378129 337011 72683 149630 4378! 453 639 578300 986372 2953639!

Knightmare: 3478 67 90871 97664 3466 0 345!
IS AR EA NR AN AE ES IS EE IS T
it is a real scentist!

Player: our sin
A Wrinkled Bonelord: The world is full of inferior species. Once, our race ruled the whole world, but then the gods destroyed our empire ...
A Wrinkled Bonelord: But our race is proficient in the return from death. One day we will rise again, that's for sure!

Acrostic theory - Are there any hidden secrets on the books 'related' to  bonelords / 469

 Some books for example Beware of the bonelord or You cannot even imagine are written strangely
 They seem to hide the knowledge on how they use numbers to code their speak with letters in the books
 Each book related is a part of the key to the full picture, alphabet but also when to use words etc

Good to have in mind :
 One-letter words:
 a, I, 0.

 Frequent two-letter words:
 of, to, in, it, is, be, as, at, so, we, he, by, or, on, do, if, me, my, up, an, go, no, us, am...

 Frequent three-letter words:
 the, and, for, are, but, not, you, all, any, can, had, her, was, one, our, out, day, get, has, him, his, how, man, new, now, old, see, two, way, who, boy, did, its, let, put, say, she, too, use...

 Frequent four-letter words:
 that, with, have, this, will, your, from, they, know, want, been, good, much, some, time, very, when, come, here, just, like, long, make, many, more, only, over, such, take, than, them, well, were...

  How to say 0 in a number
  When there is a 0 (zero) in the telephone number, there are two ways of saying it:

  The most common way is to pronounce the Zero like the name of the letter O (oh).

  five oh five nine, one oh two three.
  Sometimes in American English, the Zero is pronounced as Zero and not O.

  5059-1023 = five zero five nine, one zero two three.
  However, you will also hear people say OH instead of Zero in American English.

  Consecutive numbers
  If a  number contains two of the same numbers together, we usually say double (then that number):

   five seven one eight, double three, six, nine.
  If a phone number contains three of the same numbers together, we usually say triple (then that number):
  two one four nine, eight triple seven.
  However in many movies or TV series, the phone number that appears starts with 555… and they say these numbers individually as five, five, five… and not triple five. This is a fake phone number so people don’t call them. 555-3527 = five, five, five, three five, two seven.

DECODE THE HIDDEN MEANING OF BOOKS,

 From the books, the number can be written cryptic for example ten = 10 and this will have a corresponding letter translation or how you should use it in the context
 The words are not written completed but are for example th can mean the, som could be some, las could be last, wat could the what, thrac could be track, sev can be seven
 tal can be talk

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Beware of the Bonelords
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Extra stuff

The Bonelords Threat III
These efforts met with a first, important success when the bonelords managed to create a new kind of undead minion that was capable of acting on its own, without direct control by a bone master. Unfortunately, these minions still lacked intelligence, and although they were unwaveringly loyal they were of little use to their vile masters. And so it came that the bonelords continued their horrible experiments on living and dead ... They stole souls and implanted them, they switched minds and bodies between the dead and the living, but none of the gruesome experiments ever produced the kind of monstrosity they had in mind. Eventually they started exposing undead bodies to evil energies and merging them with living beings into massive undead monstrosities, which, however, withered and died almost as soon as they were created. After some experiments that failed in an particularly spectacular manner, the bonelords were forced to abandon their experiments. Soon, their gruesome experiments faded from memory. They had been all but forgotten when a number of braindeath emerged in a remote bonelord city, claiming to have achieved a decisive breakthrough in the field of necromancy. The high council of the bonelord elders reluctantly sent a number of scientists down to the laboratories to examine the results. The undead creatures they found were so hideous and degenerated that the scientists flatly declared that these experiments that led their creation contradicted the very principles of the bonelord race. All undead were to be destroyed and the experiments were to be abolished once and for all. The braindeaths, whose own minds had suffered considerably through years of isolation and of unholy experiments, were enraged by this decision. They openly defied the scientists and even the high council. When the elders issued an ultimatum and threatened to destroy the undead by force, the braindeaths rebelled. A war ensued that was short, but vicious. Both sides fought without mercy, using any weapon at their disposal. The braindeaths were eventually overwhelmed and killed, but not without unleashing their undead menagerie. The bonelords pursued them without mercy, but some of the undead, who were well capable of sentient thinking, escaped by blending in with the regular undead that employed in the city.
Today, it is impossible to work out how many of those creatures escaped. However, it is safe to say that the powers they reportedly possessed are strikingly similar to those that are characteristic for vampires. For this reason it is safe to say that at least one of those creatures must have managed to escape from its subterranean prison. The bonelords, however, destroyed the remaining laboratories. It is even said that the remaining scientists that had been sent to assess the braindeaths' experiments eventually asked to be executed, as their analyses had tainted their minds in a way that only bonelords could understand. Their requests were granted. They were collectively put to death, taking their knowledge about the vile experiments to their graves. Today, nothing but speculation remains.


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