(Q - ??: we clearly agree that when I tell you that I found it, I had the click, I found it, there is still a search after the
click, the click does not give directly like a sentence which tells you there you have found the right spot, dig 3 meters from the cross of the Pink Rabbit, I like pink rabbits, there is still a little, after
having had the trigger, there is still some reflection and a little research to arrive at the point or is it really direct that means boom we find?)
MB: when we saw the film about the story of Alan Turing, of the Enigma machine, of how the English ended up deciphering the codes of the Germans' Enigma machines during the war. We realize that they based themselves on a message in fact, there was a message, there was something, they noticed that there was something that came up systematically, they understood that it meant something and from there they deduced the rest, but before deducing the rest, there is a moment when we are a little in doubt, we say to ourselves is this really it, am I I'm fine...
(Q - ??: is this the concept of remainders?)
MB: no, no, stop with your leftovers, you're annoying me, I'll give you the definition of the trigger, the trigger is to say to yourself, there's something happening, we actually understand something and a once we understand it, we apply it, in terms of how to apply it we may have a little doubt, we may ask ourselves questions, but we will quickly find the... we will quickly do it the right choice, we will quickly understand.
(Q - ??: but from the moment we found it, we agree that from the moment we found the trigger, there is still a certain period of time to understand more or less what we found, to put it in place and secondly is there still a minimum of research to get to the point or if that means that we are really moving from one automatic thing...)
MB: you're confusing me there, I can't answer, I can just tell you that when you get the hang of it, you will have in mind, will instantly come back to you, a certain number of parameters that you will have previously assimilated through the resolution riddles, you will notice that I am very consistent in what I say, I always say the same thing, there is no leftover, there is a knowledge that we make, a learning that we do only we have in mind that we no longer need to think about it, it comes by itself at the moment of the solution, at the moment when we have the trigger we call on our knowledge and it comes by itself to arrive at the right point.
MB: when we saw the film about the story of Alan Turing, of the Enigma machine, of how the English ended up deciphering the codes of the Germans' Enigma machines during the war. We realize that they based themselves on a message in fact, there was a message, there was something, they noticed that there was something that came up systematically, they understood that it meant something and from there they deduced the rest, but before deducing the rest, there is a moment when we are a little in doubt, we say to ourselves is this really it, am I I'm fine...
(Q - ??: is this the concept of remainders?)
MB: no, no, stop with your leftovers, you're annoying me, I'll give you the definition of the trigger, the trigger is to say to yourself, there's something happening, we actually understand something and a once we understand it, we apply it, in terms of how to apply it we may have a little doubt, we may ask ourselves questions, but we will quickly find the... we will quickly do it the right choice, we will quickly understand.
(Q - ??: but from the moment we found it, we agree that from the moment we found the trigger, there is still a certain period of time to understand more or less what we found, to put it in place and secondly is there still a minimum of research to get to the point or if that means that we are really moving from one automatic thing...)
MB: you're confusing me there, I can't answer, I can just tell you that when you get the hang of it, you will have in mind, will instantly come back to you, a certain number of parameters that you will have previously assimilated through the resolution riddles, you will notice that I am very consistent in what I say, I always say the same thing, there is no leftover, there is a knowledge that we make, a learning that we do only we have in mind that we no longer need to think about it, it comes by itself at the moment of the solution, at the moment when we have the trigger we call on our knowledge and it comes by itself to arrive at the right point.