Puzzle #5 - origami/tangram symbols, page 10
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reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 12:10 PM by GarethAyres
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Hmmmmmm that is VERY strange!

3 new users post to a 3 year old post, 3 hours apart from each other, directly quoting the text of a 7 year old british newspaper article and dont reference the quoted text they are using.

The 3 users, who all registered within 24 hours of each other, also have links in their signature that are rather pointless, and have the names of Noel, Joel and Peter!

All this MUST be a clue! I am with you on that NRG!



reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 01:58 PM by Benevolent Heretic
I don't know where this is going, but again, wanted to throw it out there. Perhaps we're not looking at a cryptogram, but a picture of some sort.

This post in the "Square the Circle" thread has a link and a paragraph from that link about the Pharaoh's Stairway to the Heavens. (See the picture at the link)


The circular pathways of the stars intersect with the pyramid as they rotate in the sky and become infused into the quadrangular tiers of the structure. This provides an insight into the esoteric meaning of 'squaring the circle': the circle is celestial and the square is terrestrial.


"IT WILL BE OBSERVED THAT THE CYCLE OF TRIANGLES BUILDS WORDS AND SYMBOLS ARE DIAGONALLY TRUE."

I revisited the 9th triangle on each symbol. It might be an orientation marker. Or the north pole star marker... Bear with me. So it would point to the north. I rotated each symbol counterclockwise 90 degrees, so the marker would point "north". Then I placed them in a stair step pattern and ""infused" one word into the previous one.

Anyway, here are some pictures I came up with.

Word 1:


Word 2:


Word 3:


Word 4:


Word 5:


Words infused together, aligned at the bottom:



Of course, it looks like nothing, but if we could infuse them together such that the diagonal would make sense... ?


reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 02:07 PM by sos37
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Okay, screwed up my last analysis. Here is a pic of the glyph map I've been using. I've been interchanging a few of the glyphs and feeding the puzzle into WinDecrypto but still have yet to come up with anything conclusive.



Here's how I grouped them: I noticed there are symbols that have either an upper or lower symbol that has 4 full triangles, then there are those that have 3 full triangles on an upper or lower, then those with two or one. The last symbol which I think is Z seems to defy that.

The symbols in red are ones I created to fill in missing letters of the alphabet that were never used.

I also tried adding E-N-I-I-N to the last letter of each word but came up with more gibberish. I was able to make a few words, but not 5 full words. I do think that since ENIIN has 5 letters and there are 5 words that one letter should be added to each word, possibly to the end or the beginning.


reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 05:26 PM by GarethAyres
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Thats a great effort, and a good theory. Not sure what to make of the final image yet though, it could be interpreted in a few different ways. No doubt you have tried a few.

This seems like the most logical lead so far, taking into account the 'sudden' bumping of that thread and the clue we were given.


reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 05:35 PM by sos37
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You know, one of the words that I was able to come up with was "pharaoh", the last word, but none of the other words were any good. All gibberish. But that was when I was when I was using the bottom six glyphs as ABC and XYZ, applying those to the glyphs in the puzzle and trying to arrange the alphabet and then adding letters from the last 5 dot glyphs as ENIIN.


reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 06:22 PM by Freenrgy2
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Too many letters for the last word...



reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 07:21 PM by Wintermute
I think the pyramid thread getting bumped is actually just a coincidence. I did some research on the "Widecircles" organization, and as it turns out they're a company that specializes in "advertisement delivery," AKA "spam," to social networking sites and forums. The idea behind their sort of spam is that they respond to a thread with what seems like a meaningful contribution, and then they put a link to the site they are advertising for in their signature.

From
their site:

As you can see in this fictional example, one of our publishers has provided comment on a Car Parts blog and attached to this message their own signature, representing the product or service being advertised. In this case MyCarParts.com is the website being advertised. Our publishers will analyze the given blog in order to determine how to form their comment. Once the comment has been formed, Social Signature is attached to it and becomes part of the comment. This single signature with the link can attract many users who are intrested to find out about the service or product being offered and it will also help with search engine optimization strategy and rankings, since every comment made by our publisher is esentially different.


So there's that. BUT THEN, the irrational conspiracy theorist in me says "no, no, you're wrong, it IS a clue." And there is some evidence to support that as well. For example, the "Widecircles" site that is linked in one of those replies in the other thread ISN'T actually the real widecircles website. It is widecircles.info, and it doesn't actually have any real information on it, just a lot of repeated "news" items. If you click the "news" link, the banner across the top of it shows a bunch of triangle-shaped awnings that could, in the right mindset, be seen as similar to these triangles we're working with.

SO, what I'm trying to say is that if this is more than just spam, and it is a clue for us, I think the clue could be in one of the news items, specifically the one that talks about them increasing their business to other countries in other languages. Perhaps this cryptograph will be in another language.

But then again, that last part was just the crazy conspiracy-theorist in me talking. Most likely, the bumps to that thread were nothing more than spam.


reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 07:38 PM by Freenrgy2
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I was just thinking this as well....

There are 42 "symbol" blocks.

Edit: because my math sucked....

[edit on 13-8-2008 by Freenrgy2]


reply posted on 13-8-2008 @ 08:14 PM by Freenrgy2
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The alpha numbers equate to 5 14 9 9 14 = 51

51 - 25 (# of dots in the blocks) = 26 (# characters in the alphabet)

HUNT...WHERE R U????

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