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I’m no cipher expert, but I see a lot of the same types of problems with this proposed solution as I’ve seen with others: ~ The "routes" ta…
The 340 cipher definitely has a very unusual appearance with a lot of weird visual things going on. I thought one thing that could possibly account fo…
I still don’t think his solution is correct, but it was sort of interesting to watch him make his case.
O.K. I realize that things are starting to get a little bit out of hand here, but another thing that’s been nagging me quite a bit is this business wi…
Very interesting and creative ideas, Irvine! Good luck, and I look forward to hearing more about your progress. Thanks for the encouragement David. …
I’ve added another unusual step to what I’ve been doing, and I just wanted to share it. These unusual features of the cipher have been nagging me a…
These are just some other random observations I made. I noticed this pattern. There are other patterns like this in the cipher, but I thought this o…
There are lots of different ways to match up the symbols obviously. One idea that I’ve been experimenting with recently is that the key is actually su…
Pretty impressive work, and an interesting way to look at this thing! The 7×9 grids seem to coincide more with the formatting of the "paradice/sl…
If one of these things is some kind of key to solving it, I can’ t figure out exactly what to do. If I go in and fill in the + symbols into the empty…
This may not be necessary, but I wanted to clarify the following statement with some images. I could create different formations of course by taking …
Your idea sounds interesting, but none of your images are working… Probably need to ensure the dropbox folder for your images is set to ‘public’. …
On the right is the formation of the 1st occurrences that I eventually zeroed in on. You get the above formation by taking the 1st occurrences of s…