(Q - Nabil: Okay, I would like to point out that you have, that you have confirmed that it is not necessary to do documentary research for the great solution. If that is what you are talking about there
, acquired and that it's because I didn't understand, but maybe we're not on the…)
MB: What do you mean by documentary research on the super solution…)
(Q - Nabil: Documentary search in quotes, that means for example to find the origin of an expression for example, you have to go and retype the expression in question on the Internet and look at the base what is it…)
MB: But Nabil, the pirates were uneducated, well, they didn't need the Internet to find their tricks to hide their treasure.
(Q - Nabil: Yes, that's agreed. OK but that's very good, on the question so I wouldn't even need the Internet…)< /u>
MB: But I answer your questions. Nabil, I'm not shying away, I'm trying to answer your questions but I'm telling you things, when I tell you that it's a pirate's trick, there's no need to open the dictionary.
(Q - Nabil: Well yes, great because if you want, we researchers, we take the expression, we'll type that on the internet or whatever and we'll dissect it, we'll, we will look at the origin, the history…)
MB: And then you listen to the person who intervenes and says “we could imagine that” that’s it. Well, the pirates were oxen, so this great solution is a pirate story, we don't need to open the dictionary for the great solution, that's for sure.
(Q - Nabil: OK well OK.)
MB: That's good, that's good, come on, happy new year, it's off to a good start
(Q - ??: The expression is a bit with the shovel where we have to look. No, it's a bit like that. If we change the shovel for the look)
MB: The best thing is to change the shovel for a pickaxe because after a certain number of years, the ground becomes very hard.
(Q - ??: Sorry, Michel, what I mean by that is that look where you're going, basically look where you put your shovel. It's look far away, in the right direction…)
MB: I sincerely think, listen, yes, I sincerely think that the great solution is a relatively basic matter, you need cleverness, you really have to understand the thing. This is not for everyone. We're really going to have to rack our brains a bit, but we're at the level of cleverness and we're not at all at the level of the dictionary or in-depth research in this or that thing, there's nothing to search on the super solution, there is everything to find but there is nothing to search.
(Q - ??: you just need to have common sense)
MB: No trick!
(Q - McDonald's: speaking again of the acquired knowledge which must be questioned a little, there are very very very very very few questions on the measure in fact which have come back to you. I wanted to know if Does that surprise you or there, I have the impression that there is, given the small number of questions, there is a form of consensus?)
MB: On measurement you mean measurement, right?
MB: What do you mean by documentary research on the super solution…)
(Q - Nabil: Documentary search in quotes, that means for example to find the origin of an expression for example, you have to go and retype the expression in question on the Internet and look at the base what is it…)
MB: But Nabil, the pirates were uneducated, well, they didn't need the Internet to find their tricks to hide their treasure.
(Q - Nabil: Yes, that's agreed. OK but that's very good, on the question so I wouldn't even need the Internet…)< /u>
MB: But I answer your questions. Nabil, I'm not shying away, I'm trying to answer your questions but I'm telling you things, when I tell you that it's a pirate's trick, there's no need to open the dictionary.
(Q - Nabil: Well yes, great because if you want, we researchers, we take the expression, we'll type that on the internet or whatever and we'll dissect it, we'll, we will look at the origin, the history…)
MB: And then you listen to the person who intervenes and says “we could imagine that” that’s it. Well, the pirates were oxen, so this great solution is a pirate story, we don't need to open the dictionary for the great solution, that's for sure.
(Q - Nabil: OK well OK.)
MB: That's good, that's good, come on, happy new year, it's off to a good start
(Q - ??: The expression is a bit with the shovel where we have to look. No, it's a bit like that. If we change the shovel for the look)
MB: The best thing is to change the shovel for a pickaxe because after a certain number of years, the ground becomes very hard.
(Q - ??: Sorry, Michel, what I mean by that is that look where you're going, basically look where you put your shovel. It's look far away, in the right direction…)
MB: I sincerely think, listen, yes, I sincerely think that the great solution is a relatively basic matter, you need cleverness, you really have to understand the thing. This is not for everyone. We're really going to have to rack our brains a bit, but we're at the level of cleverness and we're not at all at the level of the dictionary or in-depth research in this or that thing, there's nothing to search on the super solution, there is everything to find but there is nothing to search.
(Q - ??: you just need to have common sense)
MB: No trick!
(Q - McDonald's: speaking again of the acquired knowledge which must be questioned a little, there are very very very very very few questions on the measure in fact which have come back to you. I wanted to know if Does that surprise you or there, I have the impression that there is, given the small number of questions, there is a form of consensus?)
MB: On measurement you mean measurement, right?