(Q - Palestrina: That's what's important for us and for many people I think, is that the measure, we feel that it's a
acquired so it is something that normally everyone has and everyone has the same There is no need to interpret There are slightly more vague notions that some try... For example, the center.
from France, we are going to cite a somewhat basic example. We know that we pass through Bourges, so there are some who will retain the notion, the notion of the center as a kind of idea which would stay in their heads and kind of.
at the end, we would bring out this notion of center.)
MB: Yes, but if, for example, we consider that Bourges is the city that interests us, we cannot say that it is a remainder. Because we start from one place or another, that we consider…, that we are therefore going to use the term of opening, that the opening is a city and that this city is such and such a city. Well, once we know it, we know it, but we need it at the start since we're starting from there. So it's not a leftover, it's something that we use straight away and afterwards, we know that we used it, so good, we don't need to recalculate everything, it comes all alone, that's it, it's a kind of logic but at the supersolution level, we don't need 150,000 things eh. Compared to the 9 previous puzzles, we don't need 150,000 things, really not.
MB: Yes, but if, for example, we consider that Bourges is the city that interests us, we cannot say that it is a remainder. Because we start from one place or another, that we consider…, that we are therefore going to use the term of opening, that the opening is a city and that this city is such and such a city. Well, once we know it, we know it, but we need it at the start since we're starting from there. So it's not a leftover, it's something that we use straight away and afterwards, we know that we used it, so good, we don't need to recalculate everything, it comes all alone, that's it, it's a kind of logic but at the supersolution level, we don't need 150,000 things eh. Compared to the 9 previous puzzles, we don't need 150,000 things, really not.