(Q - “Schliemann”: I have a question. I actually want you to unlock a riddle, so if you can't answer, you can't answer.)
MB: but that's not at all my role, but I'm willing to listen to the question.
(Q - Schliemann: So, uh you tell us that overall, there are no big fundamental blockages in the first nine puzzles. I have a big blockage, it's at the level of the 600. Max Valentin uses a periodic table from the 70s, and I have found no explanation, neither consensual nor satisfactory, for the fact that he uses a periodic table from the 70s, which he did not put up to date, but the official version is that there are no errors in the puzzles. So I'm coming to the conclusion that he simply didn't think to update his puzzles. , and he just used a table from the 70's without updating it. Can you just confirm for us, yes use a periodic table from the 70's, don't worry about that.)
MB: I can confirm that the version he used is necessarily the correct one.
(Q - Schliemann: there you are even more enigmatic.)
MB: I am not at all enigmatic, at what time did he conceive these enigmas?
(Q - Schliemann: In 1978.)
MB: Well there you go.
(Q - Schliemann: So he didn't update it.)
MB: There is no question of updating, it must be based on what he used, period.
(Q - Schliemann: yes, the book was published in 93, so one would have imagined that he would update it at that time?)
MB: We can also imagine that he was not a scientist, and that he perhaps did not realize that certain things had perhaps evolved in that direction.)
(Q - Schliemann: yes, but when we ask him the question, he tells us…)
MB: I answered you, I don't really care what he answered when we asked him the question.
MB: but that's not at all my role, but I'm willing to listen to the question.
(Q - Schliemann: So, uh you tell us that overall, there are no big fundamental blockages in the first nine puzzles. I have a big blockage, it's at the level of the 600. Max Valentin uses a periodic table from the 70s, and I have found no explanation, neither consensual nor satisfactory, for the fact that he uses a periodic table from the 70s, which he did not put up to date, but the official version is that there are no errors in the puzzles. So I'm coming to the conclusion that he simply didn't think to update his puzzles. , and he just used a table from the 70's without updating it. Can you just confirm for us, yes use a periodic table from the 70's, don't worry about that.)
MB: I can confirm that the version he used is necessarily the correct one.
(Q - Schliemann: there you are even more enigmatic.)
MB: I am not at all enigmatic, at what time did he conceive these enigmas?
(Q - Schliemann: In 1978.)
MB: Well there you go.
(Q - Schliemann: So he didn't update it.)
MB: There is no question of updating, it must be based on what he used, period.
(Q - Schliemann: yes, the book was published in 93, so one would have imagined that he would update it at that time?)
MB: We can also imagine that he was not a scientist, and that he perhaps did not realize that certain things had perhaps evolved in that direction.)
(Q - Schliemann: yes, but when we ask him the question, he tells us…)
MB: I answered you, I don't really care what he answered when we asked him the question.