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[PostLarval]

[FSURobbie]

Re: pg27 upper table

[Molecular]

Oh that just has to be it, we still are lacking the final five numbers though.

This does make me wonder however, if we've got the first 5 "strings" of numbers, if you will, what makes the last five so important?

obviously if these ARE zip codes (which i'm now starting to doubt) we've already got 5 zipcodes with only one hidden remaining. The entire rest of the riddle seems shallow if these actually are zipcodes.

If they're not however, what could the 30 line segment mean, and why are the last 5 so important? Unless we're in fact only looking for one zip code, and the prior 5 zipcodes are only ment as a tool to decypher the last one.

Intriguing, we should get cracking on these numbers asap.

[PostLarval]

Re: pg27 upper table

[Guminudli]

Re: pg27 upper table

[thebruce]

that. is very nice.

[Molecular]

Anyone coming up with any quick theories on those numbers yet?
The only place I can think of is when we call the new number which wants you to leave a fax number (which as far as I know nobody has gotten any fax yet). Maybe entering this number (once completely solved) is the key to get to the "next stage" per se.

I'm still wondering why so much time has passed since the number with the fax machine message was discovered and nobody actually getting one...?

Did we solve that riddle too quickly? Are they waiting for us to do something on that line? Not sure, whatever their intentions however they must've had some reasons to give us that phonenumber.

[thebruce]

well given the string, looking for a pattern, it seems odd that when broken again into 5 numbers per line:

[Guminudli]

[FSURobbie]

It's kinda sad, MTC has been dropping that line repeatedly and no one caught it until now...They must be letting out a collective sigh of relief over there.

We think we were frustrated, but imagine being one of the PM's...

"Man, we've told them like 500 times already!!!!"

[FSURobbie]

Ooops, double post...

[Molecular]

Only dead ends on my side but I can say what I've done anyway:

I took the sequence mentioned earlier:

[regentswift]

Well, if you assume that the first column is 1 to 6, and the second column is zero, if you sort it, this leaves us with

[Molecular]

Also just had to note something funny:

After I concluded that the first number had to be 2 and the other to be 0, I pondered what the last three were.

Thinking back to my previous theory on using the "solutions" page it always nagged me that I could only really get one number sequence from it (the sequence 3-3-1, after the amount of solutions to each problem, 3 solutions for the first, 3 solutions for the second, and 1 solution for the third) so just out of curiosity I googled the number 20311 and found this:

http://library.thinkquest.org/20331/types/

an article about energy sources.

I know it's just a fat coinsidence, but I can't help but laugh at the coinsidences life sometimes takes you through.

Right then, back to studying the numbers -_-.

[tubbytango]

I might be able to send this along to a mathematics professor on campus. The guy is a genius, and if anyone can figure this out, he could. All I need is a green light.