(Q - Frédéric: I have a quick question about this great solution.)
MB: So I'm warning you right away, I'm going to listen to your question, but here, I'm coming to make a short vocal, not long, to discuss a little, to take stock, not to answer questions, starting from 'a principle that you must very well admit, if you immerse yourself, dive back into the game a little, is that I answered so many things, I gave so many elements, that at one point given, I don't want to have fun for sport, doing tightrope, I did it at certain times because I absolutely wanted to unblock the situation. I consider that today it is done.
I understand that many are lost, but I understand that they are not going to be lost for long.
(Q - ??: I'm not too lost, I discovered quite a few things. I just wanted to know if the solution was complicated or not. That's all.)
MB: Ultimately, it's an interesting question, but one that allows us to reflect on the current environment of the game. The fact that I narrowed the scope that I'm talking about just now, I repeat that it's not a hint. I repeat, the long sobs of autumn violins, etc. No, no, that's not a clue.
So the scope of the hunt is restricted and the question you ask, whether it is complicated, the whole great paradox of this hunt is precisely there. It's not complicated. There has often been confusion between difficult and complicated, it is childishly simple. When Max said that a 15-year-old child could solve the hunt, that is not false in itself, but a 15-year-old child who had not suffered, I was going to say, the curses, would undoubtedly be able to to find.
Today, it's not just 15 year olds, there are all the people who have participated in this game, and I experience it daily, many are completely incapable of reconsidering the things from an angle totally free of what the madits left on them as an imprint.
MB: So I'm warning you right away, I'm going to listen to your question, but here, I'm coming to make a short vocal, not long, to discuss a little, to take stock, not to answer questions, starting from 'a principle that you must very well admit, if you immerse yourself, dive back into the game a little, is that I answered so many things, I gave so many elements, that at one point given, I don't want to have fun for sport, doing tightrope, I did it at certain times because I absolutely wanted to unblock the situation. I consider that today it is done.
I understand that many are lost, but I understand that they are not going to be lost for long.
(Q - ??: I'm not too lost, I discovered quite a few things. I just wanted to know if the solution was complicated or not. That's all.)
MB: Ultimately, it's an interesting question, but one that allows us to reflect on the current environment of the game. The fact that I narrowed the scope that I'm talking about just now, I repeat that it's not a hint. I repeat, the long sobs of autumn violins, etc. No, no, that's not a clue.
So the scope of the hunt is restricted and the question you ask, whether it is complicated, the whole great paradox of this hunt is precisely there. It's not complicated. There has often been confusion between difficult and complicated, it is childishly simple. When Max said that a 15-year-old child could solve the hunt, that is not false in itself, but a 15-year-old child who had not suffered, I was going to say, the curses, would undoubtedly be able to to find.
Today, it's not just 15 year olds, there are all the people who have participated in this game, and I experience it daily, many are completely incapable of reconsidering the things from an angle totally free of what the madits left on them as an imprint.