(Q - Gringos: I'm getting a little discouraged. Hello Michel, it's Gringos. I'm getting discouraged because in your last video, you talked about a doubt when you made the hole
Maybe I misunderstood, but you said I had a doubt, as the player who would be there would understand, he could have this doubt.)
MB: Great to hear from you Gringos, thank you thank you thank you for being here. No no but it's true, you are a compulsive reasoner Gringos. You push too far, you push the ball too far, that's your tendency, and I know very well what I'm talking about, and so you push too far, you make deductions about me by putting the researchers and me, in the same context, which is not the case. The context in which I found myself was that, on the one hand, I did not have the knowledge of many previous elements. And then, at first I wanted not to dig and try to leave the place exactly as it was. I told it, I won't go back to it. So, when that proved impossible, I had to interpret and put into practice the elements of the solution that I had in hand. And at that moment, I realized, and this is not the only moment in the story, that even in his wording, Max had not made everything quite clear. I had to understand a thing or two, but it was me who had to understand them, it's not you. You won't be faced with that. You will not face this because you are going through the last solution. I didn't go through the last solution, I went through the explanations he gave me.
(Q - Gringos: If I read the solutions on the floppy disk, for example, I steal the floppy disk from you and I read the solutions, will I make a hole for nothing? what is possible? That's what I don't understand.)
MB: Yes, of course. Yes, yes, of course.
(Q - Gringos: Well, that is to say that someone who reads the official solutions can make a hole for nothing.)
MB: Yes.
(Q - Gringos: It's crazy how that's possible, the imprecision of the solution.)
MB: No, but it's not imprecise, but that's what's terrible. He was the one who developed this, so he knew. In his mind, he never imagined that he would die before the end of the game, that much is obvious. So in his mind, he was the winner's interlocutor.
(Q - nlc: Did he explain the last solution incorrectly in his floppy disk?)
MB: No, I didn't say that. I didn't say he explained poorly. I say he didn't specify everything, which is not the same thing at all.
(Q - Skybears: Basically, it's that the last benchmarks, they are induced by previous understandings.)
MB: No, but I never talked about benchmarks.
MB: Great to hear from you Gringos, thank you thank you thank you for being here. No no but it's true, you are a compulsive reasoner Gringos. You push too far, you push the ball too far, that's your tendency, and I know very well what I'm talking about, and so you push too far, you make deductions about me by putting the researchers and me, in the same context, which is not the case. The context in which I found myself was that, on the one hand, I did not have the knowledge of many previous elements. And then, at first I wanted not to dig and try to leave the place exactly as it was. I told it, I won't go back to it. So, when that proved impossible, I had to interpret and put into practice the elements of the solution that I had in hand. And at that moment, I realized, and this is not the only moment in the story, that even in his wording, Max had not made everything quite clear. I had to understand a thing or two, but it was me who had to understand them, it's not you. You won't be faced with that. You will not face this because you are going through the last solution. I didn't go through the last solution, I went through the explanations he gave me.
(Q - Gringos: If I read the solutions on the floppy disk, for example, I steal the floppy disk from you and I read the solutions, will I make a hole for nothing? what is possible? That's what I don't understand.)
MB: Yes, of course. Yes, yes, of course.
(Q - Gringos: Well, that is to say that someone who reads the official solutions can make a hole for nothing.)
MB: Yes.
(Q - Gringos: It's crazy how that's possible, the imprecision of the solution.)
MB: No, but it's not imprecise, but that's what's terrible. He was the one who developed this, so he knew. In his mind, he never imagined that he would die before the end of the game, that much is obvious. So in his mind, he was the winner's interlocutor.
(Q - nlc: Did he explain the last solution incorrectly in his floppy disk?)
MB: No, I didn't say that. I didn't say he explained poorly. I say he didn't specify everything, which is not the same thing at all.
(Q - Skybears: Basically, it's that the last benchmarks, they are induced by previous understandings.)
MB: No, but I never talked about benchmarks.