Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 1:31 am
well one more number... and a clue of where to put the other number if anything...
Isn't there 2 more numbers? I'm still confused as to why it wasn't made clear where that npr number goes, considering all the others specifically showed where they belong within the sequence.TaoTapeTao wrote:well one more number... and a clue of where to put the other number if anything...
Maybe the NPR guys don't actually know what is going on and just received a record and played it only to then be informed what was going on.MindElevation wrote:Isn't there 2 more numbers? I'm still confused as to why it wasn't made clear where that npr number goes, considering all the others specifically showed where they belong within the sequence.TaoTapeTao wrote:well one more number... and a clue of where to put the other number if anything...
Anyways, off to bed now. Will no doubt wake up to some more developments and have to play catch up
Perhaps, but I think BoC/Warp have been pretty meticulous in the way they've planned all this and would ask NPR to show the code sequence somewhere, like BBC radio 1 did. But perhaps this particular one being left unknown is all part of the plan.zeoevil wrote:Maybe the NPR guys don't actually know what is going on and just received a record and played it only to then be informed what was going on.MindElevation wrote:Isn't there 2 more numbers? I'm still confused as to why it wasn't made clear where that npr number goes, considering all the others specifically showed where they belong within the sequence.TaoTapeTao wrote:well one more number... and a clue of where to put the other number if anything...
Anyways, off to bed now. Will no doubt wake up to some more developments and have to play catch up
I've been at work for a big portion of the day, where did bbc post where the numbers are aligned?MindElevation wrote:Perhaps, but I think BoC/Warp have been pretty meticulous in the way they've planned all this and would ask NPR to show the code sequence somewhere, like BBC radio 1 did. But perhaps this particular one being left unknown is all part of the plan.zeoevil wrote:Maybe the NPR guys don't actually know what is going on and just received a record and played it only to then be informed what was going on.MindElevation wrote: Isn't there 2 more numbers? I'm still confused as to why it wasn't made clear where that npr number goes, considering all the others specifically showed where they belong within the sequence.
Anyways, off to bed now. Will no doubt wake up to some more developments and have to play catch up
No. It doesn't appear to be on the NPR website either.krs wrote:I've been at work for a big portion of the day, where did bbc post where the numbers are aligned?MindElevation wrote:Perhaps, but I think BoC/Warp have been pretty meticulous in the way they've planned all this and would ask NPR to show the code sequence somewhere, like BBC radio 1 did. But perhaps this particular one being left unknown is all part of the plan.zeoevil wrote: Maybe the NPR guys don't actually know what is going on and just received a record and played it only to then be informed what was going on.
Someone screencapped it earlier.zeoevil wrote:No. It doesn't appear to be on the NPR website either.krs wrote:I've been at work for a big portion of the day, where did bbc post where the numbers are aligned?MindElevation wrote: Perhaps, but I think BoC/Warp have been pretty meticulous in the way they've planned all this and would ask NPR to show the code sequence somewhere, like BBC radio 1 did. But perhaps this particular one being left unknown is all part of the plan.

And then another said:If you add the numbers until you have only one digit for each set you get -/-/9/8/-/6
hmm, 11/10/9/8/7/6 perhaps? Then you can do same to that 11+10+9+8+7+6 = 51; 5+1 = 6
Although he didn't performed the 1+0=1 calculation to end up with one digit, it's still interesting.The number they just found now 699742: 6+9+9+7+4+2=37 3+7=10!!!! So: ——/699742/717228/936557/——/519225!!!!
That is from the BBC1 show.krs wrote:Someone screencapped it earlier.zeoevil wrote:No. It doesn't appear to be on the NPR website either.krs wrote: I've been at work for a big portion of the day, where did bbc post where the numbers are aligned?
thank youtvsr wrote:i just made an mp3 of the npr segment:
http://www.mediafire.com/?gtik7b74bgiek8g
forty four seconds of greatness...
bedrevertedhexagon wrote: if thats the case, where do we go????
that's a great idea.Yellow Records wrote:I've been compiling the tracks so far on an unofficial album. I'll have it for download once they're all released.
I had dreams about this whole thing last night and kept waking up. Only Boards could disrupt me in this way. Hats off.thepastinsidepressant wrote:bedrevertedhexagon wrote: if thats the case, where do we go????