(Q - minas: you said that 9 out of 11 puzzles have their complete solution so in public on the Internet you said, don't you think that there are still big blocking points on
the puzzles because there is no solution that has a consensus, apart from Dabo undoubtedly, for me that means that the puzzles do not have a sufficiently elegant solution to be accepted by the majority with perhaps a capillotracted element
which blocks or there is really a big trick)
MB : no it has to be simpler than that. It just means, as a number of you have mentioned many times, that there is no validation, no checkpoint in fact, there is no moment when the 'we say to ourselves, well, we're sure it's good, so far everything is good, let's move on, there's nothing like that. so that means that all the good solutions that circulate on the Web are mixed with lots of elements of bad solutions, it's mixed up in all directions because that's the characteristic of this hunt, that's it It's the designer who wanted it like that, there is no verification point. We cannot be sure when we come out of a puzzle, that we think we have solved 2 or 3 puzzles; we do not have the means to ensure that our resolutions are good before tackling the next one. It causes this disorder.
MB : no it has to be simpler than that. It just means, as a number of you have mentioned many times, that there is no validation, no checkpoint in fact, there is no moment when the 'we say to ourselves, well, we're sure it's good, so far everything is good, let's move on, there's nothing like that. so that means that all the good solutions that circulate on the Web are mixed with lots of elements of bad solutions, it's mixed up in all directions because that's the characteristic of this hunt, that's it It's the designer who wanted it like that, there is no verification point. We cannot be sure when we come out of a puzzle, that we think we have solved 2 or 3 puzzles; we do not have the means to ensure that our resolutions are good before tackling the next one. It causes this disorder.