(Q - Séboustien: I had a question about the... You need a tailspin for the end, so a tailspin to get there, at the start, and I wanted to know among, for example,
I don't know, reflexes, tricks to imagine, that the finding for the numbers, or pure logic, do you have any advice for finding this starting point?)
MB: My advice is to consider that the notion of changing gear is a very serious notion, which means that we go from a first period of the hunt, nine enigmas, in a context and with a mode of given functioning, which everyone can understand, to a second phase where we no longer function in the same way, from any point of view, that is to say, we are no longer…
We stop being an intellectual and we become a man on the ground, what I call a pirate, with his feet on the ground. And the advice is to accept that at this stage of the hunt, since in fact, even if there are many different places of arrival, there is still, I would say, a common point between all the solutions proposed to me, it is that in the end, everyone uses the elements which constitute the last two enigmas, the numbers, the texts, etc., and that very, very few have a clear vision of the what use to make of it.
So to be able to try to understand what is to be done in the last enigma, you have to imagine yourself, be on the ground, which I also call playing the role. You have to be there and you have to, ultimately, mimic what you would do if you were really there, for those who are not there
MB: My advice is to consider that the notion of changing gear is a very serious notion, which means that we go from a first period of the hunt, nine enigmas, in a context and with a mode of given functioning, which everyone can understand, to a second phase where we no longer function in the same way, from any point of view, that is to say, we are no longer…
We stop being an intellectual and we become a man on the ground, what I call a pirate, with his feet on the ground. And the advice is to accept that at this stage of the hunt, since in fact, even if there are many different places of arrival, there is still, I would say, a common point between all the solutions proposed to me, it is that in the end, everyone uses the elements which constitute the last two enigmas, the numbers, the texts, etc., and that very, very few have a clear vision of the what use to make of it.
So to be able to try to understand what is to be done in the last enigma, you have to imagine yourself, be on the ground, which I also call playing the role. You have to be there and you have to, ultimately, mimic what you would do if you were really there, for those who are not there