Overheard at the Pub

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  1. thank you and thank you!

    now that we don't have a little dog biting at our ankles, we can carry on with our conversation
    lol

    ATTICUS states the answer is a number of days to something being received

    to receive something implies something is being sent, which would require a sender

    and this sender would have to be quite far away
    if a countdown is occurring with almost three years remaining
    and not knowing how many days have already past since the countdown began
    one could reach at a conclusion that something is being sent from very,very far away by someone very,very far away
    and that whatever is being sent is anticipated enough that someone has started a countdown until it is received
    which means it must be traveling at a constant speed
    from very,very far away
    to calculate such a countdown

    curious!
     
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  2. Danielle

    Danielle Member

    Did you guys do this with it? I wonder if its significant?
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  3. Rose

    Rose InPHInet Rose Φ Administrator

    I experienced speechlessness last evening, Dale.
    May I now say: Magnificent!!! clap9
     
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  4. Very well done, Dale!
    dencey



    I’m soooo impressed with you… flaggergasted1 .... (being totally useless at maths myself, :rolleyes:)
     
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  5. Nope no disasters , and this info is crucial.
    So I don't want to get pulled into a guessing game...
    Ok.

    But your info is good.

    I will think of how I want to word what I will say.
     
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  6. monkeyman

    monkeyman Monkey see monkey do

    NPL holds the distinction of developing the first operational cesium-beam atomic clock. Essen received funding for his clock project in 1953 and had a very reliable version running within two years. In a collaboration between Essen and Markowitz, the relative durations of the astronomical and atomic (cesium) seconds were measured over an averaging time of 2.75 years with a final determination that the cesium frequency was 9,192,631,770 ¿ 20 Hz. The definition of the second accepted internationally uses the exact number produced by this measurement

    Is it to do with radiation?
     
  7. Ok much deliberation is needed...
    Once some time ago I through out some symbols characters....
    This was just an effort to explain something else, ancillary .

    It turned out to get me in shit for ages...

    I mean I'm used to being in shit....but , ya know....come on..

    I don't want a situation of that nature and frankly I didn't think you would get it this quick , so I hopping....
    A bit.

    The amount of days is a countdown...
    To something being received.
     
  8. monkeyman

    monkeyman Monkey see monkey do

    If the earth was once smaller, say before a lot of seismic upheaval and there wasn't such a big bulge in the middle, the circumference of the earth could have been quite feasibly 24,133 miles . A smaller earth would also have a shorter solar year of around 5 years making it a 360 day year. This would make a lot of sense and answer a lot of questions. It also gives us maybe an average throughout space and time of where the earth is in certain cycles within the solar system. These numbers also resemble closely the precession of the equinoxes cycles.
     
  9. thank you ATTICUS
     
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  10. Yeah alright al right ... Ffs ,

    Wait a minute or two, surely after all this time..
     
  11. I would like a moment to think , if you don't mind.
    And your right of course, you do deserve an answer in some way...
    And the name was really in many ways more intrepid than this....
    You knew this was a puzzle...
    I was actualy more impressed with you , when you spotted a puzzle that you were jot alerted to
     
  12. or 2.754908675799097 years
    :)
     
  13. Sorry didn't see that
     
  14. Good dale good..shakhan
     
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  15. ATTICUS

    ok.....

    as i recall, i guessed your name a long time ago in the first puzzle that no one saw

    and now, i concluded this epic, time consuming, mathematical nightmare

    i think i deserve a straight answer......

    just one, for my efforts.......

    i know you reward effort (heart), the knocked getting back three times, this is your motto

    so please,
    one man to another....

    days to what, or for what?
     
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  16. Now you know why my poetry is shit, you try rhyming with numbes that big REALTIMEREALTIME


    Now the posts elsewhere, there the doozy

    The reward is the key


    But it won't be found until another is

    As the great spike said...

    Spring is sprung the grass is ris, I wonder where the birdies is.
     
  17. monkeyman

    monkeyman Monkey see monkey do


    if you take 24,133 as something like an astronomical cycle and divide it by 360 you get 67.0361111111 . This is really interesting George. Thank you very much for your hard work. I was way off the mark., it pops up so often in astronomy and geometry. So many patterns and parallels , natural cycles regarding this... Thank you...
     
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    1. 1,005.541666666667 days
     

  18. Ok, so you have the 24

    So a day....


    1. 1,005.541666666667
     
  19. good question

    at the time and of all the numbers i tried, 24 was the only one that lead to 67 appearing twice in the resulting sequence

    and being it's the amount of hours in a day

    it seemed thrice logical
     
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  20. I think your right , trust what you did , you got there

    If the characters work out , well........

    Say it
     
  21. Come on, lol how did you get to 24

    Twice I asked
     
  22. Hold on you did, why did you get to 24 , rather where did you get that, that is the hard one...

    Explain, no fobbing , thanks
     
  23. Ok , that is correct...

    And for the record I fort the 67's were a bit "obvious" looking back...
    But still , credit where credit is due...

    But I know there is a clue still in there all would miss, I mean it was very unfair, but

    I wanted to find a turning machine...

    You are very clever , well done , and I mean that mate, congratulations, and fuck, way to be obsessive...like it.
     
  24. carrying on.........

    24,133
    x
    67
    =1,616,911

    now, this seems illogical, yes?

    but sometimes the best way to get to the lowest common denominator is to make a number larger to then influence it by a logical reduction number

    remember finding least common denominators for fractions in grade school?

    revisit what you would do to the numerator and denominator

    multiplication and division
    larger leads to smaller

    but the number was not yet large enough

    more number crunching
    you'd all like to see the scribbling i did to come to this next step
    lol

    so.........

    when I multiplied 1,616,911 by 24, i came to the number 67,371.29166666667

    the hours of the day

    and now

    two more 67's

    at the beginning
    and at the end

    believe me
    i crunched many, many numbers before arriving to this step

    but the 67 67 was a solid marker

    now to reduce once more

    logically, my first choice was to divide the previous number by 67

    wouldn't that be your first inclination, too?

    67,371.29166666667
    /67
    =1,005.541666666667

    YES!
    hole in one
    lol

    no further action
    this feels still

    and i submit my answer
    to this puzzle
    as

    1,005.541666666667
     
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  25. I am , very reluctantly impressed you jumped up $#^%¥€%.

    Anyway, now , how do you get from there here?
     
  26. 24,133 i mean lol
     
  27. ok, the answer, but first, a little more of how i came to the answer

    obviously this would be a large number

    raw data, so to speak

    and what is it that we do with raw data?

    condense it

    analyze it

    etc.....etc.........

    24133
    is what i came to

    now what to do, what to do

    as you all well know
    (i hear the gossip too)
    i graduated from a training
    about two years ago

    one of the things i learned of was the string

    while the crows were stab stab stab stabbing away, i was silent in thought

    one number occurred to me more than any other over the course of the time this puzzle was on my mind

    at home, grocery getting, at the tailor, while working on projects

    67

    this was quite worthy of making note of

    and at the time

    add this number to the raw data
    see if the soup tastes any good
    lol

    i managed for a while
    seeking a meaningful arrangement

    until i came to this sequence
    and now, as a novelty, my charge is at 67 percent on my phone

    anyway

    24,311
     
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  28. and what about the lines i deemed to have a negative value?

    i subtracted their value from the whole
     
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  29. ^^^^^^^^

    a lot of graphite,eh?
    lol

    checking, checking, checking, as i said a couple days ago

    one wrong calculation and the whole balance is thrown off

    so at this point i began adding the values of each letter to each line

    for example, if line 1 was AAAAA AA AAA, it's value would be 10

    easy enough

    But one wrong calculation upsets the whole applecart
     
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