(Q - nlc: where it is not clear for us is that with this definition, we are completely at a loss as to what to do, for example in 470, how to find the light if we
needs the opening which does not depend on the previous riddle, so this constructed vocabulary is still necessary to decipher and find the correct solutions to subsequent riddles?)
MB : ""if you say so!"" We are dealing with a literary person and much more than we imagine, we have to put this in our heads otherwise we are going in the wrong direction. Max Valentin was not omniscient, at the time he did that he was a marketing communicator, he did surprise rallies, he was not a great specialist in encryption or encryption, he was specialized in writing advertising texts, that was his job, when he needed more technical elements, but he was not a poet. He used his talent for knowing how to use language well in writing his riddles.
(Q - apollo: yes ok for literary but we are talking about concept, opening, light, measurement,...?)
MB : we're talking about lots of concepts which, some of them, have a strongly literary connotation? We are in an understanding of a vocabulary which is used by the author of the riddles, how should we understand, what are the different possible meanings, is there a choice to make, ideas to find? But generally speaking, we should not think that each word, in each wording of each riddle was put there for a specific reason, there is a literary concern in this hunt.
MB : ""if you say so!"" We are dealing with a literary person and much more than we imagine, we have to put this in our heads otherwise we are going in the wrong direction. Max Valentin was not omniscient, at the time he did that he was a marketing communicator, he did surprise rallies, he was not a great specialist in encryption or encryption, he was specialized in writing advertising texts, that was his job, when he needed more technical elements, but he was not a poet. He used his talent for knowing how to use language well in writing his riddles.
(Q - apollo: yes ok for literary but we are talking about concept, opening, light, measurement,...?)
MB : we're talking about lots of concepts which, some of them, have a strongly literary connotation? We are in an understanding of a vocabulary which is used by the author of the riddles, how should we understand, what are the different possible meanings, is there a choice to make, ideas to find? But generally speaking, we should not think that each word, in each wording of each riddle was put there for a specific reason, there is a literary concern in this hunt.