MB: That's why I said at a given moment to actually find the sentinels, it's above all logic, but we have to keep this little, when I say tip, we can develop a little bit when I
Talk about cleverness, it is above all a capacity for vigilance in relation to words, in relation to the texts written by Max.
How we read them, how we understand them, how we interpret them if necessary.
You have to stay attentive to this because there are indeed certain bits of enigmas that even the oldest have never solved.
There are details which have never been understood and perceived, however once again, that does not prevent us from succeeding, but it can disrupt the reasoning a little, that is why I say, alongside
reasoning, it takes a little bit of cleverness.
(Q - SaïdParis: Okay, so you agree a little with Max Valentin when he said that for him the main problem, the main blockage of this hunt, is that people decipher an enigma and fly off to the next one without having taken care to take everything he had to take in each enigma.)
MB: So what you're saying is a version. When we read Monglane's confessions on his blog when he recounts his great evenings in front of the tall trees in the company of Max Valentin, he confides to us that Max. Valentin would have explained to him that in fact the errors and false leads came mainly from my visuals. So as to how Max can explain all of this, I urge you to exercise the greatest caution. He said so many things. There are so many that he may not have said but that we make him say, that all of this must be taken with great caution and that is why we must retain all of our capacity and all of our attention by relation to the texts and being careful not to take at face value what some not only affirm but have been asserting for years.
(Q - SaïdParis: One last thing, I wanted to know for you if I can summarize it like that, it would rather be to pay attention to the way in which the riddles and the words that compose them are turned and what they mean, rather than telling the riddles, you have deciphered them, but there is perhaps still a little more in it )
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MB: No, there is not necessarily a little more, there is rather a little less. And I'm not playing with words, I believe that precisely the danger that many owls face and that they have difficulty avoiding is that of adding to it, of thinking that there is still something else . My point is to say that there are things that have not been understood in the sense that they are rather reductive, they eliminate many possibilities if we understand, and while many see it as an opening to many possibilities because that they don't quite understand.
And there are still one or two enigmas where there are a few terms like that which have never been well captured, of which everyone is still wondering today what their real meaning is and if we are smart enough to understand their meaning. , we eliminate a lot of yeah, I don't like the term false trail because it's not really, it's not constructed false trails, but we eliminate a lot of possibilities, we avoid getting lost in lots of stuff and lots of meanderings that have nothing to do with hunting.
(Q - SaïdParis: Okay, so, it's really very precise. At the end of each enigma, we must know what Max meant, if we pay close attention to the how the enigma is turned and what it…)
MB: Exactly. Wait, but Max played with words a lot, not in terms of pun but in terms of meaning. He used words which lend themselves to giving a meaning which is not the one required.
(Q - SaïdParis: Okay, so you agree a little with Max Valentin when he said that for him the main problem, the main blockage of this hunt, is that people decipher an enigma and fly off to the next one without having taken care to take everything he had to take in each enigma.)
MB: So what you're saying is a version. When we read Monglane's confessions on his blog when he recounts his great evenings in front of the tall trees in the company of Max Valentin, he confides to us that Max. Valentin would have explained to him that in fact the errors and false leads came mainly from my visuals. So as to how Max can explain all of this, I urge you to exercise the greatest caution. He said so many things. There are so many that he may not have said but that we make him say, that all of this must be taken with great caution and that is why we must retain all of our capacity and all of our attention by relation to the texts and being careful not to take at face value what some not only affirm but have been asserting for years.
(Q - SaïdParis: One last thing, I wanted to know for you if I can summarize it like that, it would rather be to pay attention to the way in which the riddles and the words that compose them are turned and what they mean, rather than telling the riddles, you have deciphered them, but there is perhaps still a little more in it )
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MB: No, there is not necessarily a little more, there is rather a little less. And I'm not playing with words, I believe that precisely the danger that many owls face and that they have difficulty avoiding is that of adding to it, of thinking that there is still something else . My point is to say that there are things that have not been understood in the sense that they are rather reductive, they eliminate many possibilities if we understand, and while many see it as an opening to many possibilities because that they don't quite understand.
And there are still one or two enigmas where there are a few terms like that which have never been well captured, of which everyone is still wondering today what their real meaning is and if we are smart enough to understand their meaning. , we eliminate a lot of yeah, I don't like the term false trail because it's not really, it's not constructed false trails, but we eliminate a lot of possibilities, we avoid getting lost in lots of stuff and lots of meanderings that have nothing to do with hunting.
(Q - SaïdParis: Okay, so, it's really very precise. At the end of each enigma, we must know what Max meant, if we pay close attention to the how the enigma is turned and what it…)
MB: Exactly. Wait, but Max played with words a lot, not in terms of pun but in terms of meaning. He used words which lend themselves to giving a meaning which is not the one required.