(Q - Lartiste: I have a question for you because there was something that wasn't very clear to me. I've listened to a lot of your vocals recently in relation to
to the card and then the final solution on the spot Once when you said that we needed the card and that we had to go with it and there was one time when you said that we didn't have it.
necessarily need a map. So, my question, I come back to once when you talked about the pirate solution and the famous treasure map, with, we are going to say something which was induced in this map, but which was not.
not necessarily precise. That's what I mean. Can we trust the map on site or is it rather something that leads us to a reflection that we must have afterwards on site?)
MB: Well, I understood the meaning of the question, but I would like clarification. Can we use the card on site? For what ? To do what ?
(Q - Lartiste: What for? In fact a pirate when he arrives on site, he has his card so he takes his references, what he has on his card, what he has on place, he makes his deductions, so either he has a precise map and then he says to himself well well here I measure that, I do this, I do that and he arrives, or in fact, he understood a reasoning before thanks to this card and he says ah well there you go, there I see this tree, I take this measurement, I go to the right, to the left, I do this, I do that and that's it. I understood more or less how it worked and where I was. must go. In fact, that's rather the meaning of my question, is is the map really useful on site or once we have understood a little bit of the hidden meaning or in any case what is it? that it reflects, is that on site, we don't need it and we can get by without it and say to ourselves, OK, I understood that this is facing this There, I have to go. there, there, I must take such a measure There, I must…)
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MB: So, are we talking about a more detailed map which is not the map of France?
(Q - Lartiste: No, it's the map of France. I don't use the map at all, the second map, the more detailed map.)< br />
MB: Is the first map useful for finding the cache?
(Q - Lartiste: Yes, yes.)
MB: It is of no use. When we have reached the end of the first 9 puzzles, the map is no longer of any use, the map of France. We need to locate something. In this sense, some believe that a second, more detailed map is necessary. I say it is optional. One day I mentioned this beautiful image that I adore. Using a second card in addition is the belt and suspenders principle. It’s a very telling image. But it is not at all essential. And so, in 1993, as Max had stated, it was indeed possible to find everything there was to find from home with a simple map of France. It's true. I say it today, it was potentially very difficult, but absolutely possible. Today, it has become an exercise within the reach of most.
MB: Well, I understood the meaning of the question, but I would like clarification. Can we use the card on site? For what ? To do what ?
(Q - Lartiste: What for? In fact a pirate when he arrives on site, he has his card so he takes his references, what he has on his card, what he has on place, he makes his deductions, so either he has a precise map and then he says to himself well well here I measure that, I do this, I do that and he arrives, or in fact, he understood a reasoning before thanks to this card and he says ah well there you go, there I see this tree, I take this measurement, I go to the right, to the left, I do this, I do that and that's it. I understood more or less how it worked and where I was. must go. In fact, that's rather the meaning of my question, is is the map really useful on site or once we have understood a little bit of the hidden meaning or in any case what is it? that it reflects, is that on site, we don't need it and we can get by without it and say to ourselves, OK, I understood that this is facing this There, I have to go. there, there, I must take such a measure There, I must…)
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MB: So, are we talking about a more detailed map which is not the map of France?
(Q - Lartiste: No, it's the map of France. I don't use the map at all, the second map, the more detailed map.)< br />
MB: Is the first map useful for finding the cache?
(Q - Lartiste: Yes, yes.)
MB: It is of no use. When we have reached the end of the first 9 puzzles, the map is no longer of any use, the map of France. We need to locate something. In this sense, some believe that a second, more detailed map is necessary. I say it is optional. One day I mentioned this beautiful image that I adore. Using a second card in addition is the belt and suspenders principle. It’s a very telling image. But it is not at all essential. And so, in 1993, as Max had stated, it was indeed possible to find everything there was to find from home with a simple map of France. It's true. I say it today, it was potentially very difficult, but absolutely possible. Today, it has become an exercise within the reach of most.