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The document presents a puzzle involving a list of numbers that can be decoded into a message. Each number is represented by both its value moving forward and backward, extending the total numbers to 122. A key is provided to convert each number pair into a letter, revealing the message "SO YOU HAVE BROKEN THE CODE CONGRATULATIONS".
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The videorecording (in Czech) from the presentation is available here: https://youtu.be/WzjJWm4IyPk?si=SImb06tuXGb30BEH .
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- 2. The Answer to the Puzzle
- 4. 19-11 24-11-21 18-1-4-5 24-18-11-11-21-14 6-8-21 3-11-4-21 3-11-14-19-18-25-20-5-12-25-20-17-15-12-19
- 5. The answer lies within itself. And the usages of each number.
- 6. What you see on the list is 61 numbers. But what there really is are 122 numbers.
- 7. Each number can be counted not only up b ut also down .
- 8. As the more numbers are added , the answer gets simpler to hide.
- 9. Every number is simply used both forwards and backwards . Adding 1s and 2s to each number.
- 10. 19-11 24-11-21 18-1-4-5 24-18-11-11-21-14 6-8-21 3-11-4-21 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 3-11-14-19-18-25-20-5-12-25-20-17-15-12-19 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1
- 11. By using the reverse effect each number becomes two letter . .
- 12. *1* *2* A=1 A=25 B=2 B=24 C=3 C=23 D=4 D=22 E=5 E=21 F=6 F=20 G=7 G=19 H=8 H=18 I=9 I=17 J=10 J=16 K=11 K=15 L=12 L=14 M=13 M=13 N=14 N=12 O=15 O=11 P=16 P=10 Q=17 Q=9 R=18 R=8 S=19 S=7 T=20 T=6 U=21 U=5 V=22 V=4 X=23 X=3 Y=24 Y=2 Z=25 Z=1
- 13. Are you following me?
- 14. Applying the number to the system the answer will be
- 15. 19-11 = SO 24-11-21 = YOU 18-1-4-5 = HAVE 24-18-11-11-21-14 = BROKEN 6-8-21 = THE 3-11-4-21 = CODE 3-11-14-19-18-25-20-5-12-25-20-17-15-12-19 = CONGRATULATIONS