bigscoop
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- Jun 4, 2010
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- Older blue Excal with full mods, Equinox 800.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Why did I use the word, "conditions?" I used it for a specific reason, these conditions being that without a working key there is no known starting point, or no existing conditions, thus every resulting condition is simply a condition that has been created by the decoder. So from the very moment the decoder sits down to start working on these two remaining cipher solutions he/she is, in effect, actually creating the conditions that manifest themselves into his/her conclusion/solution. Every aspect of the resulting solution has been created by the decoder, not the coder. This is the grand illusion, the trickery that compels hopeful decoders to place trust in their progressive solutions, and they continue to do this without ever realizing that THEY are the ones creating the conditions within their solution, and not the coder.
The Freemasons, Frances Beacon, Edger Allen Poe, the French, the KGC, and so and so on....all of them being conditions that were simply created by the decoder, the same thing being said of all the presented supporting evidence. The simple thruth is that until the day comes that a working key or documented confession is discovered, if such a key or confession even exist, and only if the remaining ciphers do in fact hold clear text, then every solution out there is simply a different product of an individual decoder's imagination. Sad but true, my friends. I wish it weren't so, but it is, and I think all of the different solutions over the years stand as solid supporting evidence to this obvious depressing fact.
The Freemasons, Frances Beacon, Edger Allen Poe, the French, the KGC, and so and so on....all of them being conditions that were simply created by the decoder, the same thing being said of all the presented supporting evidence. The simple thruth is that until the day comes that a working key or documented confession is discovered, if such a key or confession even exist, and only if the remaining ciphers do in fact hold clear text, then every solution out there is simply a different product of an individual decoder's imagination. Sad but true, my friends. I wish it weren't so, but it is, and I think all of the different solutions over the years stand as solid supporting evidence to this obvious depressing fact.
