(Q - Samsam: It was a question about the numbers too. You said several times that the numbers give the coin. Do the numbers give the coin if I
understand these numbers? Am I right in understanding 71721075 these numbers?)
MB: It's always the same between deciphering, understanding, I don't give precise terms on the use to be made of the figures. They must be used and their use allows you to reach the hair pile. The numbers themselves are not enough, you need a little something else in your head.
(Q - Samsam: So if I have the right understanding of the numbers, I use the right role, I do the right review, I understand what I need to associate with the numbers and I think that it is the final element.)
MB: If you actually have all that in your head, you'll find it.
(Q - Samsam: Easily, or is there another trick?)
MB: There is no trick. No, at the time the game was designed, this was not relevant, the trick in quotes. It's a way of speaking, but no, it wasn't current. The tricks, what I mean when I say, he was a peddler, he sold the product, etc. The image that we all have today of this hunt, except me, but hey, the image that this hunt gives to the public today is the image of an extremely complicated, very , very... very sought after, very complex, etc., which is not the case.
But what governs the discovery of the last solution is still a good level of tips and understanding, and then of putting it into practice in the field, which we can once again do virtually from home or on site if you prefer to go there.
(Q - Samsam: And that's the difficulty. I have the impression that we're supposed to arrive at the end with quite a few elements, a expression, playing the role, numbers, having a trigger, everything you explained to us about the Supersolution And with all that, we are supposed to make the right recipe as Max imagined it. That's it, it's very difficult. It's a huge obstacle in the end.)
MB: The logic lies in the method, I would say. There is a certain logic there. Now, what led to the idea, to the fact that Max chose this system, was cleverness. He said to himself, that's something, you'll have to be a little clever to find it. But the way to get there remains extremely logical until the end.
MB: It's always the same between deciphering, understanding, I don't give precise terms on the use to be made of the figures. They must be used and their use allows you to reach the hair pile. The numbers themselves are not enough, you need a little something else in your head.
(Q - Samsam: So if I have the right understanding of the numbers, I use the right role, I do the right review, I understand what I need to associate with the numbers and I think that it is the final element.)
MB: If you actually have all that in your head, you'll find it.
(Q - Samsam: Easily, or is there another trick?)
MB: There is no trick. No, at the time the game was designed, this was not relevant, the trick in quotes. It's a way of speaking, but no, it wasn't current. The tricks, what I mean when I say, he was a peddler, he sold the product, etc. The image that we all have today of this hunt, except me, but hey, the image that this hunt gives to the public today is the image of an extremely complicated, very , very... very sought after, very complex, etc., which is not the case.
But what governs the discovery of the last solution is still a good level of tips and understanding, and then of putting it into practice in the field, which we can once again do virtually from home or on site if you prefer to go there.
(Q - Samsam: And that's the difficulty. I have the impression that we're supposed to arrive at the end with quite a few elements, a expression, playing the role, numbers, having a trigger, everything you explained to us about the Supersolution And with all that, we are supposed to make the right recipe as Max imagined it. That's it, it's very difficult. It's a huge obstacle in the end.)
MB: The logic lies in the method, I would say. There is a certain logic there. Now, what led to the idea, to the fact that Max chose this system, was cleverness. He said to himself, that's something, you'll have to be a little clever to find it. But the way to get there remains extremely logical until the end.