You've got the key ...
What is the key to solving this long sequence of curious numbers?
4,23,51_ 36,26,33,11_ 5, 25_ 19,20_ 22,23,9_
32,33, 51,46,22,24,14,28
Can you decipher the message?
4,23,51_ 36,26,33,11_ 5, 25_ 19,20_ 22,23,9_
32,33, 51,46,22,24,14,28
Can you decipher the message?
posted by Zaux at
7:40 PM
24 Comments:
oh no,looks like Pequod was a Russian spy all along.seems like this number sequence was the activation code!Quick,someone hide Nixon
is the title a clue?
a clue? ... you mean, like the butler did it in the library with a candlestick?
aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!is that a yes or a no?i've tried a few things by now,but none of it is making sense
I think the missing commas are a clue. If I divide the string by the commas I get this... but I am still lost.
4
51 36
26
33
11 5
25 19
20 22
23
9 32
33 51
46
22
24
14
28
Knightmare ...
si senor ... the title is a clue
you could actually solve this one without the commas
if no one gets this in 24 hours,don't give away the answer,just feed us more clues :)
I have an answer!
"Can you decipher the message?"
My answer is, and likely forever will be:
No.
Does the fact that there's a space in between the five's comma and the twenty-five have anything to do with it?
I found the key, but I can't find the key hole.
The key is 8.
Actually I have no idea, but if you add all the individual single digits until you reach a single digit - 8, the same if you add up the actual whole numbers. This is coincidence I think.
It may also have to do with the old Atari wire frame game - Tank Buster (?) because if you plot out the numbers, you get one of those lovely mountain ranges you used to see in the background, but could never reach.
Is the key "What" as in What is the key...?
The missing key is..... operands?
I am wasting too much time on this.
Hint: the numbers represent words and a sentence.
I have added some separators which make it easier to look at.
The clue is in the.......
finish it Karl
...sequence?
....Question!
But I still can't see how that makes sense!
I got it, the numbers are the position of each lettewr in the sentence "What is the key to solving this long sequence of curious numbers?"
Fourth letter is T
23rd letter is H
51st letter is E
etc
The clue is in the question!
Simple substitution code, once you realize the question is the key .
Larl got it started and DUAL FINISHED IT.
oops! Karl got it started
i think i got this
never mind. this is to hard for ten yearolds
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