(Q - Uncle Nono: If the owl had been buried even one meter next to it, would the figures have been different?)
MB: Well, it is obvious that when a construction of puzzles is made to arrive at a precise point, if we change the elements of the puzzles, we no longer arrive at a precise point or if we change the point, we must change the elements of the puzzles. But perhaps it’s not just the numbers that would have changed in this case.
(Q - Rathéons: We answer whoever we want, eh? Because I asked the same question earlier with a big no, so, isn't that right?)
MB: Did you ask the same question or has anyone asked the same question?
(Q - Rathéons: It doesn't matter, I don't blame you. I have my answer.)
MB: I don't have the impression at all that the question was asked in the same way, but I must have forgotten it.
(Q - Ratheons: It doesn't matter, thank you, I have an answer.)
MB: Or maybe there's something I don't sense in camels, I don't know, it's something like that.
MB: Well, it is obvious that when a construction of puzzles is made to arrive at a precise point, if we change the elements of the puzzles, we no longer arrive at a precise point or if we change the point, we must change the elements of the puzzles. But perhaps it’s not just the numbers that would have changed in this case.
(Q - Rathéons: We answer whoever we want, eh? Because I asked the same question earlier with a big no, so, isn't that right?)
MB: Did you ask the same question or has anyone asked the same question?
(Q - Rathéons: It doesn't matter, I don't blame you. I have my answer.)
MB: I don't have the impression at all that the question was asked in the same way, but I must have forgotten it.
(Q - Ratheons: It doesn't matter, thank you, I have an answer.)
MB: Or maybe there's something I don't sense in camels, I don't know, it's something like that.