(Q - Inspector Fabergé: Hello Michel, it's Inspector Fabergé.)
MB: Oh. I have nothing to reproach myself for.
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: I wanted to come back to what you said to Saïd at the start of the vocal about the first nine, so I have always listened a lot to what you said. The first nine we take you to a place and once you are there, it's something else. It's a change of gear and for a few months, I really had a click in the first 9 even though I didn't. I didn't expect it, where I still have the impression that there is an underlying notion to the first 9 which explains why we do that. So if I listen to you today, I have the impression that. good…)
MB: An underlying notion that explains reason?
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: Along the way, yes, well, as if there was a little thread. I know that the red thread was invalidated too, but that.)
MB: The reason for the course, yes, there are things to understand to be able to complete the course, that goes without saying, but the reason for the course is the work of someone who was not an organizer. very experienced but let's say a surprise rally organizer. So the reason for the course is to make you do miles. The surprise rally is cars, we cover miles. They were collector's cars, well, we show up, we walk around. And then at the same time, we look for things, we have to find the steps, et cetera. It was the surprise rally aspect, there is no other reason for that.
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: Yes, so nothing to remember whatsoever, ultimately, from the surprise rally, even if only…)
MB: That is very, very important and with hindsight, with 2 years of hindsight now, I think that the 2 most disruptive elements in hunting are the notion of remainder and it is the notion of the 12th enigma . So that's downright drowning for the player. Leftovers, once again, are a concept that does not exist. There are no remainders, so there is no reason to be on this course other than to wander around. There you go and follow the route and what you capture from the steps you take, et cetera, you are left with the memory of that, the knowledge of that, the memory of that and when the time comes at the level of the last 2 puzzles, the elements you need, they will come to your mind, but without you needing to tamper with anything. It will come by itself. It's not even worth thinking about, what's going to happen.
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: That's not what I'm talking about, it's not things to be recovered, eh. It's an evocation of a notion, of a concept. )
MB: Which would emerge from the logic of the journey, right?
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: From the whole hunt.)
MB: No, no, no, there's none of that.
MB: Oh. I have nothing to reproach myself for.
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: I wanted to come back to what you said to Saïd at the start of the vocal about the first nine, so I have always listened a lot to what you said. The first nine we take you to a place and once you are there, it's something else. It's a change of gear and for a few months, I really had a click in the first 9 even though I didn't. I didn't expect it, where I still have the impression that there is an underlying notion to the first 9 which explains why we do that. So if I listen to you today, I have the impression that. good…)
MB: An underlying notion that explains reason?
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: Along the way, yes, well, as if there was a little thread. I know that the red thread was invalidated too, but that.)
MB: The reason for the course, yes, there are things to understand to be able to complete the course, that goes without saying, but the reason for the course is the work of someone who was not an organizer. very experienced but let's say a surprise rally organizer. So the reason for the course is to make you do miles. The surprise rally is cars, we cover miles. They were collector's cars, well, we show up, we walk around. And then at the same time, we look for things, we have to find the steps, et cetera. It was the surprise rally aspect, there is no other reason for that.
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: Yes, so nothing to remember whatsoever, ultimately, from the surprise rally, even if only…)
MB: That is very, very important and with hindsight, with 2 years of hindsight now, I think that the 2 most disruptive elements in hunting are the notion of remainder and it is the notion of the 12th enigma . So that's downright drowning for the player. Leftovers, once again, are a concept that does not exist. There are no remainders, so there is no reason to be on this course other than to wander around. There you go and follow the route and what you capture from the steps you take, et cetera, you are left with the memory of that, the knowledge of that, the memory of that and when the time comes at the level of the last 2 puzzles, the elements you need, they will come to your mind, but without you needing to tamper with anything. It will come by itself. It's not even worth thinking about, what's going to happen.
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: That's not what I'm talking about, it's not things to be recovered, eh. It's an evocation of a notion, of a concept. )
MB: Which would emerge from the logic of the journey, right?
(Q - Inspector Fabergé: From the whole hunt.)
MB: No, no, no, there's none of that.