(Q - Aladore: One last super simple little question, it was about your video of wishes, in fact when you talk about funds, at a time when you say yes, we have to take care
of the ship, the companions, the captain and all that and you say the bottom, we understand that you are talking about the seabed?)
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MB: Well in the example it’s obviously the seabed.
(Q - Aladore That's it, it's not the nature of the cargo or the funds that are stored, that's it?)
MB: No, but I mean, what this example means is that when we start an investigation, so Cold Case style, when we talk about a wreck which has disappeared for a long time, which has sunk for a very long time, which has been sought for a long time, there is a cold case side, there is an investigation side. We have to take a lot of elements and analyze everything.
And in this case, in relation to hunting, it is not in hunting itself that I am talking about this, it is not for hunting itself. It would start today, I wouldn't say that. I mention this in relation to everything that has been said, produced, considered, affirmed for 30 years, it was in this sense that we must analyze everything to sort, to form our own certainties and to try to precisely target the location of the Treasure, that's how I mentioned it.
It’s a parallel, is that clear to you?)
(Q - Aladore: Yeah, it's clear, study all the information we can have that can allow us to follow the trail, whether it's geographical or something else?)
MB: So you're in the business of tuning detectors, okay? If you ever tackle a known treasure that hasn't been found. It is possible ? How you gonna do ? You take your thing, you go out there and you rake or you try…, so how do you do it?
(Q - Aladore: There is a whole study beforehand, of the history of the probabilities of the place where it can be hidden. Of the study of the most probable place precisely, and then of the way to access it.)
MB: Well you see, you say it even better than me.
(Q - Sarah Vargas: Except he doesn't do it Michel!)
MB: No but joking aside, you described it very well, you described it very well what to do and when you do that, I mean, you're not going to get carried away on the first thing , you're going to say wait, he, he found that, he, he said that, there's that. You start by analyzing everything before forming an opinion. You don't get carried away with the first thing that comes to hand.
(Q - Aladore: Yeah, totally yeah.)
MB: Well there you go.
(Q - Droopy: Information…)
MB: Well yes, it’s the right attitude, it’s the positive attitude. Thanks Laurie. Ah, I have letters, huh?)
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MB: Well in the example it’s obviously the seabed.
(Q - Aladore That's it, it's not the nature of the cargo or the funds that are stored, that's it?)
MB: No, but I mean, what this example means is that when we start an investigation, so Cold Case style, when we talk about a wreck which has disappeared for a long time, which has sunk for a very long time, which has been sought for a long time, there is a cold case side, there is an investigation side. We have to take a lot of elements and analyze everything.
And in this case, in relation to hunting, it is not in hunting itself that I am talking about this, it is not for hunting itself. It would start today, I wouldn't say that. I mention this in relation to everything that has been said, produced, considered, affirmed for 30 years, it was in this sense that we must analyze everything to sort, to form our own certainties and to try to precisely target the location of the Treasure, that's how I mentioned it.
It’s a parallel, is that clear to you?)
(Q - Aladore: Yeah, it's clear, study all the information we can have that can allow us to follow the trail, whether it's geographical or something else?)
MB: So you're in the business of tuning detectors, okay? If you ever tackle a known treasure that hasn't been found. It is possible ? How you gonna do ? You take your thing, you go out there and you rake or you try…, so how do you do it?
(Q - Aladore: There is a whole study beforehand, of the history of the probabilities of the place where it can be hidden. Of the study of the most probable place precisely, and then of the way to access it.)
MB: Well you see, you say it even better than me.
(Q - Sarah Vargas: Except he doesn't do it Michel!)
MB: No but joking aside, you described it very well, you described it very well what to do and when you do that, I mean, you're not going to get carried away on the first thing , you're going to say wait, he, he found that, he, he said that, there's that. You start by analyzing everything before forming an opinion. You don't get carried away with the first thing that comes to hand.
(Q - Aladore: Yeah, totally yeah.)
MB: Well there you go.
(Q - Droopy: Information…)
MB: Well yes, it’s the right attitude, it’s the positive attitude. Thanks Laurie. Ah, I have letters, huh?)