Treasure Hunt: Clue #1

[RckNorCal425]

Re: Treasure Hunt: Clue #1

this was posted on dredg.com earlier..
thought it would be worth reposting
American Standard Code for Information Interchange:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascii

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00010000011100100000000100000000000000010101000000 01001100010101000100000011100000010000000000000011 001100000000????0110000000010001011000010011100000 11100101000101100100110010000100100101000101010000 0001010100000000000100010111
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or not.. nothing really fits..

[prophetstyle]

Re: Treasure Hunt: Clue #1

this was posted on dredg.com earlier..
thought it would be worth reposting
American Standard Code for Information Interchange:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascii

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00010000011100100000000100000000000000010101000000 01001100010101000100000011100000010000000000000011 001100000000????0110000000010001011000010011100000 11100101000101100100110010000100100101000101010000 0001010100000000000100010111
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or not.. nothing really fits..

if you were to work with this with just the regular 1072...etc code, this would be the same as assigning 1 to A, 2 to B, etc. if you look. So either way I dont think this works. It seems like if this is going to translate into something, it's not going to be something as simple as this or somethin say, like Leetspeak, which i did translate and turned out like this:

1072010001501315103810003300?
i o tzo iooo i so ie is i oeb iooo eeoo

6011613839459321251501500117
go ii g ie begasgez i zs is oi sooi i t


there's other combinations there such as 1 and 2 = R instead of i and z. still doesnt get anywhere really.

[the observer]

Re: Treasure Hunt: Clue #1

This was posted over at dredg.com
TheRuleOfThree wrote:
My first thought was to find a way to take it back to the album theme... I wonder if it could have anything to do with genetics? The numbers corresponding to letters could make a genetic code, possibly.


yea if you break it down into groups of four, then google it you will see that almost every set is a gene code.
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I don't have any knowledge of genetics but I found a site that lets you enter gene codes and it shows information on that particular gene code...don't know how it works though anyway....every set of 4 #'s is a gene code for humans

[Gnomad]

Re: Treasure Hunt: Clue #1

A link to the site would be helpful...

[the observer]

Re: Treasure Hunt: Clue #1

A link to the site would be helpful...

sorry about that here it is:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?db=gene&term=1072

i came across this by googling 1072 then selecting the first link that mentioned genes in it. once there i started trying all the following 4 digit sets.

[Ars Sycro]

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The problem is those numbers came about by starting at 1 and counting up. I don't know that they mean anything.

[Gnomad]

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Could you elaborate, Ars. Not sure what your point is.
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Well... in groups of four, they're all human genes... still, not sure where this gets us...

[Pryftan Wing]

Re: Treasure Hunt: Clue #1

I think Ars' point is that they're not just groups of four. putting in 10720 and 107 also gets human genes.

[Gnomad]

Re: Treasure Hunt: Clue #1

Yeah, but you can't divide the numbers by 3 or 5.

[RckNorCal425]

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I think this is a stretch... It probably something simple we just can't see it

[the observer]

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These numbers are more confusing than Hurley's!

[cabl3]

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^lol