(Q – Nabil: Is it possible for a researcher to have his reflexes without having the trigger. May he understand these reflexes, may… the reflexes, that must be it but…
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MB: Listen, listen, listen, what you are doing is terrifying. You operate a sort of, what I could call it, distancing between certain terms. When I talk about the click it's understanding, it's the lamp lights up, there's a click, there's something happening, we understand something. The trigger that occurs, it occurs at the moment when you understand, you realize how the solution to the last enigma must be revealed, developed, expressed.
And then you say, clack, this is happening, but all of this is simultaneous. There is not a click, an understanding, an understanding, a click or whatever, it is an illumination that happens at a given moment. Illumination is not equal to light, don't go and tell me he talked about illuminations, so celestial light or not celestial or whatever, not at all.
I'm just telling you when you reach the end of this quest and when you understand what you have to do, what has to happen to find the exact location, that moment is both the trigger, the illumination et cetera, everything happens at the same time at that moment.
(Q – Nabil: it’s instantaneous, it is.)
MB: it's not instantaneous, but instantaneous, that's not the word because instantaneous, it supposes a notion of time. I don't put time on it, I say everything is correlated, you understand, you say to yourself ah yeah, that's it, tock, tock, tock, tock, tock, it's correlated, it's happening, it 'is a sequence.
(Q – Nabil: And the problem, what happens if someone has the trigger but they don't have the right solutions, they won't find it then?)< /u>
MB: the problem is that Max Valentin had never planned, considered, to deliver, in the original edition, since at the time, I didn't know the solutions, so I couldn't appreciate it but now I can say it, he never planned to give everything, to put, to deliver to the participants all the elements at once. He delivered almost everything, but at the end, I am absolutely clear in what I say, he had reserved for himself the role of Deus Ex Machina, of the one who when the time comes, would press the button to say well there you go, I gives you the missing element and there you will find it.
MB: Listen, listen, listen, what you are doing is terrifying. You operate a sort of, what I could call it, distancing between certain terms. When I talk about the click it's understanding, it's the lamp lights up, there's a click, there's something happening, we understand something. The trigger that occurs, it occurs at the moment when you understand, you realize how the solution to the last enigma must be revealed, developed, expressed.
And then you say, clack, this is happening, but all of this is simultaneous. There is not a click, an understanding, an understanding, a click or whatever, it is an illumination that happens at a given moment. Illumination is not equal to light, don't go and tell me he talked about illuminations, so celestial light or not celestial or whatever, not at all.
I'm just telling you when you reach the end of this quest and when you understand what you have to do, what has to happen to find the exact location, that moment is both the trigger, the illumination et cetera, everything happens at the same time at that moment.
(Q – Nabil: it’s instantaneous, it is.)
MB: it's not instantaneous, but instantaneous, that's not the word because instantaneous, it supposes a notion of time. I don't put time on it, I say everything is correlated, you understand, you say to yourself ah yeah, that's it, tock, tock, tock, tock, tock, it's correlated, it's happening, it 'is a sequence.
(Q – Nabil: And the problem, what happens if someone has the trigger but they don't have the right solutions, they won't find it then?)< /u>
MB: the problem is that Max Valentin had never planned, considered, to deliver, in the original edition, since at the time, I didn't know the solutions, so I couldn't appreciate it but now I can say it, he never planned to give everything, to put, to deliver to the participants all the elements at once. He delivered almost everything, but at the end, I am absolutely clear in what I say, he had reserved for himself the role of Deus Ex Machina, of the one who when the time comes, would press the button to say well there you go, I gives you the missing element and there you will find it.