(Q - ??: the area is next to the Sentinels?)
MB : in any case it is necessarily correlated with the Sentinels.
Max Valentin was very rigorous and in the answers he gave on the cards he wanted to be rigorous, to tell the truth and when he said that certain things were seen on one card and not on the other, I think that everything what he said about it was true, but that doesn't necessarily mean that what is to be found is impossible to find if you don't have this or that card. I am not absolutely certain about saying that if we do not have this or that card, we are totally incapable of finding the solution. He must have wanted to consider that certain maps made it possible to validate certain elements but certainly not to find elements of solutions.
(Q - ??: he especially said that you shouldn't strain your eyes on a map to find the Sentinels)
MB : no, no, that's not how you can find them.
(Q - Is there another smarter way than seeing them on a map?)
MB : in any case there is no cartographic evidence of the sentinels.
(Q - ??: Max said that the Sentinels are represented by a symbol on one of the cards)
MB : everything that exists as intangible elements in our country appears in one way or another on maps.
(Q - ?? he never said you needed the map to find them but they are on the map)
MB : The map is of no use for finding, it is useful for reporting your findings, your deductions, your solutions, you transpose them onto a map at a given moment, there are elements where the map is useful but it's not the map that will give us the solution.
MB : in any case it is necessarily correlated with the Sentinels.
Max Valentin was very rigorous and in the answers he gave on the cards he wanted to be rigorous, to tell the truth and when he said that certain things were seen on one card and not on the other, I think that everything what he said about it was true, but that doesn't necessarily mean that what is to be found is impossible to find if you don't have this or that card. I am not absolutely certain about saying that if we do not have this or that card, we are totally incapable of finding the solution. He must have wanted to consider that certain maps made it possible to validate certain elements but certainly not to find elements of solutions.
(Q - ??: he especially said that you shouldn't strain your eyes on a map to find the Sentinels)
MB : no, no, that's not how you can find them.
(Q - Is there another smarter way than seeing them on a map?)
MB : in any case there is no cartographic evidence of the sentinels.
(Q - ??: Max said that the Sentinels are represented by a symbol on one of the cards)
MB : everything that exists as intangible elements in our country appears in one way or another on maps.
(Q - ?? he never said you needed the map to find them but they are on the map)
MB : The map is of no use for finding, it is useful for reporting your findings, your deductions, your solutions, you transpose them onto a map at a given moment, there are elements where the map is useful but it's not the map that will give us the solution.