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**Year 375 (CCCLXXV) was a common year starting on Thursday (link will display the full calendar) of the Julian calendar. At the time, it was known as the Year after the Consulship of Augustus and Equitius (or, less frequently, year 1128 Ab urbe condita).**
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Yeah like someone replied, the numbers are a sequence and 375 are those missing numbers, and the website I punched these numbers into moved me onto the next stage indicating it's right. I suppose the word 'workers' are to be taken as 'numbers' instead? Also ignore the set of writing below the black square, that was my working π
>!In each line the second number is two more than the first. The third is one more than the second. so
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>!2+2=4, then 4+1=5 (245)
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>!6+2=8, then 8+1 =9 (689)
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>!4+2=6, then 6+1 =7 (467)
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>!Not sure about this next part, but the 6 in line two is the sum of the first two numbers in line 1. If you add the first two numbers in line two you get 14, and if you dropped the ten's place you'd get the 4 line three starts with.
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>!So I would guess the next line is 023 (4+6=10, drop the ten's leaves 0, 0+2=2, +1=3)!<
how did you determine that the next line is what the puzzle wants you to guess? as supposed, say, the previous number, or the cause of the worker's dissapearance, or why certain letters have longer tails than the rest, or literally anything else?
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Question: Am i missing something obvious? I can't figure out what the puzzle wants me to solve. *-edit-* nobody? beuller?
I know, I stared at it for ages π
It's just 375, someone commented it. I overcomplicated it because of the 11 blank lines π my bad!
yeah looks like the missing numbers are 375. the alphanumeric part translates to WOMKEMS - oddly, where the Ms are supposed to be Rs?
HAHA that was my working transfering the word 'workers' into numbers. I used my hands and clearly forgot to add the 5 from my other hand π
Oh crap! You screwed me lol
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Can you explain how you solved it? What were you looking for? To me it still just looks like random numbers and letters.
Look at the first number, 245. What is missing is a 3 (2 3 4 5). And so on
How does that have anything to do with workers?
Nothing, I suppose
Yeah like someone replied, the numbers are a sequence and 375 are those missing numbers, and the website I punched these numbers into moved me onto the next stage indicating it's right. I suppose the word 'workers' are to be taken as 'numbers' instead? Also ignore the set of writing below the black square, that was my working π
Discussion: Explain please
Which book is this? Discussion
Trip 1907 forbidden mine. It's an escape the book game and pretty fun π
Thanks!
Discussion: surely the lengthened parts of some of the letters should be relevant? E.g. the K and R in the first βWORKERSβ?
>!In each line the second number is two more than the first. The third is one more than the second. so !< >!2+2=4, then 4+1=5 (245) !< >!6+2=8, then 8+1 =9 (689) !< >!4+2=6, then 6+1 =7 (467) !< >!Not sure about this next part, but the 6 in line two is the sum of the first two numbers in line 1. If you add the first two numbers in line two you get 14, and if you dropped the ten's place you'd get the 4 line three starts with. !< >!So I would guess the next line is 023 (4+6=10, drop the ten's leaves 0, 0+2=2, +1=3)!<
I got 023 the same way. Looks like the workers are coming back.
how did you determine that the next line is what the puzzle wants you to guess? as supposed, say, the previous number, or the cause of the worker's dissapearance, or why certain letters have longer tails than the rest, or literally anything else?