'Welp. Here we go.';

'>>37852110

Posted on /b/ pretty much exactly 7 minutes before this post.

>>917988312';

'Decryptionfaggots, where you at?';

'I'm STILL not buying your shitcoin';

'>>37852136
newfag it's like this >>>/b/91788312';

'P. D LINE OF THE THIRD PARAGRAPH, YOU SHALL FIND YOUR NECT STEHE SEEING EYE HERE. 0C26913BE8, -0C4DC1635M3. IN THE THIR WILL FIND THE NECT STEP. WHEREVER IT JAY LEAD, KNOW THAT T BEYOND THIS LINE OF MODE, WHERE THE EASTERN SUN RISES, YOU'';

'>>37852226

NECT = Next

STEHE = Step/the(?)

JAY = May

MODE = code?';

'>>37852226

P. D?';

'Image-name seems encrypted as well. Maybe Alphabetic Substitution Cipher? With some sort of constant shift?';

'>>37852110

ChatGPT gave me this;';

'"38.9518056" and "77.1455556"';

'>>37852286
prolly right
>>37852294
dunno, it was a straight letter replacement cypher. it could be intentional misspellings, or there could be another level of recursion.';

'>>37852110
>Ns ymj ymnw bnqq knsi ymj sjcy xyju. Bmjwjajw ny rfd qjfi, pstb ymfy y
mormon shit fuck off';

'>>37852393
i believe it is -77.1455556
which gives picrel';

'>>37852347
fuckin AI, man.';

'Decoded Text (Using Caesar Cipher with a Shift of 5):
1. To those who wander, not all is lost. We await you.
2. In the third position, you shall find your next step. Seeing Eye here.
3. In the time book, just the stars align.
4. Whatever he said, okay that a
5. Jigsaw these next to exist, where the journey was weird. Don't.

Hexadecimal Code Analysis:
1. Coordinates in Hexadecimal
- 0X26913BE8: 647969896 (decimal)
- -0X4DX1635C3: -813794051 (decimal)

2. Decoded Coordinates
- Latitude: 86 (after modulo calculation)
- Longitude: 89 (after modulo calculation)

Interpretation and Thematic Analysis:
1. Sun and East Themes
- The decoded text and coordinates suggest a symbolic representation of the entire globe, with a focus on opposites or extremes (e.g., poles, east and west).
- The Seeing Eye may symbolize a global perspective or understanding.';

'>>37852787
The midpoint between the North Pole coordinates (86, 89) and the Washington, D.C. coordinates (38.9518056, 77.1455556) is:

- **Latitude**: 62.4759028
- **Longitude**: 83.0727778

This location points to a region in Siberia, Russia, east of the Ural Mountains.';

'>>37852807
Connect coordinates and use as an atlas, Ill see you all in the alps! Faggots!';

'>>37852110
jhihio';

'>>37852110
is that a location of your poop';

'>>37852110
The party has already begun. Just one last seal before the party gets kicked off..
Pro-tip : It has something to do w/ the following
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF0PzXIHuo8&t=71s';

'>>37853270
>You know man the thing!';

'>>37852196
Uh... b-bros... >>>/b/918006453';

'>>37852474

Something to do with the "Kryptos" Sculpture?

>>37852787
> Third position
Third line? K3 of the Kryptos-sculptre?';

'>>37855311
Just log in, anon! It’s a great idea to connect your device to unknown servers! Just grab a FTP and let me see what you hide on your machine!';

'>>37855492

>time book

Kryptos sculpture is a book,
"Seeing Eye"(CIA/NSA?)
"Stars Align" - Compass on the CIA HQ grounds?';

'CIA honeypot';

'>>37852110
Idk if it needed but the full filename is
>jafrhyaaequrev,yqh.nngrggffzCtauzuuvlusnoNlb'rvvgbnvrqgefb.png';

'>>37852787
> The decoded text and coordinates suggest a symbolic representation of the entire globe, with a focus on opposites or extremes (e.g., poles, east and west).
> The Seeing Eye may symbolize a global perspective or understanding.
Seeing Eye is 72 in gematria.

> What is common between 72 and representation of the entire globe, with a focus on opposites or extremes (e.g., poles, east and west)?
The 2.
The 2 is duality : Opposites. (Balance)
> What is common of opposites or extremes (East, West, North and South)?
The center of Balance = Origin / Within.';

'>>37852537
the ultimate party pooper';

'>>37852110
Nah
No one's gonna help you
Stay desperate though, looks good on you';

'Liok CIA we get it; you can't figure out how to communicate with the "new, exotic finds" and you want to interface with the onboard control systems so you need someone smart to decode your dumbass statue puzzle thing.

Can you please stop being such cryptic faggots and just come out with what you need help on already? Fucksake.';

'>Tldr for newfags

Cia is trying to recruit for the DoE SAPs to figure out how to program a crazy advanced flying saucer but they're bigretards and thing they'll crack the code in just two more weeks

It's hiding this message in the kryptos sculpture, because ya know coding and stuff (vernacular is a fickle thing) but these finds are not for them so they don't get the FtL tech, just impulse drives. And they be real upset about it.';

'>>37852136
The message on b was different from the message posted here. I was longer. Another paragraph will be posted and that will be the 3rd paragraph. It will be something about a guiding hand';

'>>37852154
I really don't wanna.
>>37852110
I hate things like this. Codes aren't even a fucking language. They aren't even a language of let's say the universe or something like that. They are just whatever the person was thinking at the moment when they were edging in their grandma's basement. For example. Just take the hindi alphabet. Use every 7th letter to translate to the color orange and then inverse the python language cut it in half and juxtapose it to the other half of the previous color orange. OK people. Figure out what I'm trying to say. See how fucking stupid that is?';

'>>37855966

> I hate things like this. Codes aren't even a fucking language. They aren't even a language of let's say the universe or something like that. They are just whatever the person was thinking at the moment when they were edging in their grandma's basement. For example. Just take the hindi alphabet. Use every 7th letter to translate to the color orange and then inverse the python language cut it in half and juxtapose it to the other half of the previous color orange. OK people. Figure out what I'm trying to say. See how fucking stupid that is?

When the schizophrenia meds aren't working anymore';

'I'm already sick of God obfuscating himself and being an invisible obtuse weirdo

I don't have energy to chase after a human larper';

'The alternative message:

"when the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful."

Gandhi once said this during his lifetime.

L1B802FHY7, -1B3HB0524G2.

Mr the time will come when our silence will be more powerful than the

voice of the voiceless. Our lives begin to end the day

we become silent about things that matter.';

'There are several messages within the cipher. Look forward and backwards';

'Can someone reverse a combination of a Caesar cipher and a transposition cipher? of the filename?

I think this is some sort of multi-step encryption makes the message more complex to decrypt, requiring reverse steps. Maybe transposition cipher and ROT13 cipher?

"jafrhyaaequrev,yqh.nngrggffzCtauzuuvlusnoNlb'rvvgbnvrqgefb?"';

'>>37855990
no thanks';

'Another message in the cipher: destinyawaitsyou,mr.thecompanywillhavemuchneedofyou"';

'>>37855998
Two messages in that one: findluckywritings,see.hhhabbaaZnunpooopnhhiHfv'lrpvlolfayz"';

'The cipher is rich. There are many messages in it';

'>>37856014
>>37852474
>>37855492


I still think that the ""38.9518056" and "77.1455556" are coordinates to the Kryptos scultpure at the CIA, something to do with that cypher, used to crack this? I'll be damned if I know';

'>>37855962
Because governments are stupid. Take people that are autistic and put them in power to govern others. That's every government. Plus why the hell would I help the gov decipher or even solve/ reverse engineer anything when I know how it works when it's not for the good of every single soul on the planet? If they all want to be greedy fucks then I'll just leak this stuff slowly into different forums and establishments because the government and higher ups can go pound sand while eating dick.';

'>>37852110
>mfw the outcome will be no more meaningful than "Be sure to drink your Ovaltine."';

'>>37856027
I am trying to find out what the image is saying';

'>>37855966
it's fun it's about finding patterns';

'>>37856035
The Eternal Present and the 48 of Cosmic Objectivity';

'Image has hieroglyphics as well a Latin and Cyrillic letters';

'>>37856058
if 72 = 9
48 = 6.';

'Q xwwvlb ug xivbx ztg pvl lvi lxf lwb zvmrq zwlx';

'>>37856077
This is getting weird. I hardly ever come when I was assigned a project to bring levity to this board when this popped up on my radar. I don't believe that there is a connection but it's weird';

'>>37856116
The internal circle look like timezone on a map.';

'>>37856028
Amen, brother. Whats funny is if they were good people the craft would just... work for them.

Sad! Many such cases!';

'>>37856123
I noticed that. It's also the image of an eye. And notice the dots and ticks on the edge of the outer edge of the circle';

'holy shit do you think it's navigating us concurrent with our relative positions on earth?';

'I also can see both the sunburst and the wheel of Dharma';

'>>37856091
I like solving puzzles too';

'>>37856131
>And notice the dots and ticks on the edge of the outer edge of the circle
>I . |
Base 3 with weird disposition left, middle, right
> Outer circle
36 section
Base 12?
> Some Letter like Z and P.
seems rotated on the vertical axis.';

'>>37856039
Every single thing has a pattern. It's all baked in. Life is a code. It's not hard to comprehend.';

'>>37856206
Map like';

'>>37856225
Anything on the cultural reference made in the messages?';

'>>37856259
This Cypher isn't anything worth trying for. Ultimately it's use is useless and not for a worthy cause. I'm not your personal army and why would anyone want to solve someone's little riddle? Pride. That's why.';

'>>37856315
Details are missing, Idk if it's a cypher or something related to a culture thing maybe it's supposed to be related to an artifact or a painting.';

'>>37856315
Okay. Nice try at trying to dissuade me. Not sure it's going to work though. I got the lay of the land if you know me. I am like a Labrador at a duck hunt';

'>>37856325
Dissuasion comes along when you are getting close, anon. Don't give up';

'>>37856352
>R1,R2,R3
Rotation vertical axis

>P1,P2,P3
Paragraph 1, 2 and 3. Look like C / 0 is the starting point and reading is from right to left.';

'>>37852110
> pic size 385x391
391 / 385 = 1.015584415584416';

'>>37856400
Very cool';

'>>37856455
Lat : 39.0155844
Lon: -77.15584416';

'>>37856488
if we summ every number we have:
Lat: 12.
Lon: 12.
Maybe a locker box #12 in the gold club ? Did someone hide something here?';

'>>37853253
Saar? wembleburtmqe bumblebdoo?';

'>>37852110
901 = 10
305 = 8
2219 = 14

10, 8, 14, next 12?';

'Interesting. Decoding the cipher in different ways, i think it was to a value of 7, mentioned following Orion the great. In the northern hemisphere that would be viewed in the south western sky';

'>>37856598
It's not a golf club. The coordinates are a Greek Orthodox Church';

'>>37856741
Anyway the number 12 seems recurring, maybe the pic is a distraction and the Golf club or Orthodox Church is meaningful.

If I m right send me a green card :D';

'>>37856644

Idk if addition is the way to go, seems too.. Easy?';

'Does anyone have a screenshot of the first post on /b/? Is there any difference between the two?';

'>>37852110

>u.
Punctuation here,

>i qnsj tk ymj ymnwi ufwflwfum, dtz xmfqq knsi dtzw sjcy xyjmj Xjjnsl Jdj mjwj.
Here as well

>0C26913GJ8, -0C4IC1635H3.
Here as well

>Ns ymj ymnw bnqq knsi ymj sjcy xyju. Bmjwjajw ny rfd qjfi, pstb ymfy y

>Gjdtsi ymnx qnsj tk htij, bmjwj ymj jfxyjws xzs wnxjx, dtz'

But none here? Why?';

'>>37857054
The /b/ cypher was longer. I didn't get a chance to work with it';

'344, 38, -135
Think of the numbers
Where
The rabbit hole
In my ass?
No in your ass
Oh i get it now

NBas Tmabci KMldgJam

Nigga balls space jam';

'undefined';

'>>37857050
Yeah but could be something generated by AI to look well made and only some parts are true and lead to a simple locker box somewhere near Langley where someone is leaking some intel.
Already told that image doesn't have enough detail. it's like trying to find the use of the Stargate without the cartouche that was near it (Stagate SG1 show ref)
Could be alien stuff, ancient artifact or total BS generated by AI for pranking this board or OP.';

'>>37855963
Where is the third paragraph posted?';

'>>37858209
Probably in /pol/ I asked if they saw something similar and some said yes but they dismissed it as a prank';

'AAAA!!!

We're being trained to become esoteric AI interdimensional wizards to speed up the creation of the AI mega mind!

>AAAAAAAAAAAAAA';

'>>37852110
>be sure to drink your Ovaltine!';

'>>37855878
>jafrhyaaequrev,yqh.nngrggffzCtauzuuvlusnoNlb'rvvgbnvrqgefb

It's meant to be decoded by the wheel in the image. Does anyone recognize the language the letters are in?';

'>>37859148
It's the Latin alphabet along with the Cyrillic along with Coptic';

'>>37857054
archived.moe/b/thread/917988312/';

'>>37859325
That fucker skankhunt42 lied to us. He knew what this was from the start. Look at the last comment in that thread. He knew';

'>>37857050
Well we are on /x/ were numerology and Gematria is king so summing + reducing.';

'To those who wander, not all is lost. We await you.

In the third line of the third paragraph, you shall find your next step.
Beyond this line of code, where the eastern sun rises, you' will find the next step. Wherever it may lead, know that the Seeing Eye here.

0X26913BE8, -0X4DX1635C3.
647052264, -77x1455555 (??)

901, 305, 2219

jafrhyaaequrev,yqh.nngrggffzCtauzuuvlusnoNlb'rvvgbnvrqgefb';

'S. Uck dis dikckckckck';

'>>37859167
Cyrilic and Coptic and coordinate GPS of a Golf club near an orthodox church.

At least isn't related to cicada, there is not a single prime number.';

'>>37860760
The bottom numbers look like a phone number';

'>>37861338
And according to shitty Google-fu that more than likely cant be trusted, and using only publicly available information that's perfectly legal:
Cell phone: 901-305-2219
Verizon Wireless, registered in Grand Bay, Al
Memphis, Tennessee
Between Madison and Monroe Avenues, adjacent to St. Lauderdale street/road
Roy Foster

Don't doxx the poor bastard and use common sense. He may have nothing to do with this, assuming it's even good info from Google.';

'>>37852110
Just wanted to say to those here and elsewhere I believe you can find happiness and joy. Others to connect with and help you can receive. Adventures to be had and dreams to follow. I hope for the best for those here and elsewhere. This message applies to others too.';

'>>37861471
I got the FEED Foundation. If it is a phone number then it's probably encoded or another red herring';

'>>37861529
The FEED Foundation?

Well fuck me running. Alright then, I'll join back in. Let's play.';

'>>37861557
I don't think that the FEED Foundation or Lauren Bush has anything to do with this';

'>>37861597
The FEED foundation was tied into the ones that were fucking with Groves group. "Vampires" and all that, with their secret codes and riddles. It does in the fact that it's popped up for the second time when it's related to "super secret club for the qualified only, and we're totally elite guys!"

If not vampires or whatever, it's another possible third party or a longer play by something else. That's all I can say without pissing off the mods and the name fans.

But aside from all that, who is Lauren Bush?';

'
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'>>37861656
President Bush's niece';

'>>37861702
Ooh, fun stuff.

I assume by the "G", you're either referencing that one above, you're just fucking around, or this is the third part being referenced and it just so happens to relate to me mentioning all that.

Fuck it, let's go. Got nothing better to do.

>>37861713
I knew that, but there's a billion others with the same name out there. Just too lazy to check or whatever.';

'>>37861702
Caesar cipher back -5 a->v

"Project Gutenberg's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis CarrollThis eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and withalmost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away orre-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License includedwith this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.orgTitle: Alice's Adventures in WonderlandAuthor: Lewis CarrollPosting Date: June 25, 2008 [EBook #11]Release Date: March, 1994[Last updated: December 20, 2011]Language: English*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND ***ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLANDLewis CarrollTHE MILLENNIUM FULCRUM EDITION 3.0CHAPTER I. Down the Rabbit-HoleAlice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on thebank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into thebook her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations init, 'and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice 'without pictures orconversations?'So she was considering in her own mind (as well as she could, for thehot day made her feel very sleepy and stupid), whether the pleasureof making a daisy-chain would be worth the trouble of getting up andpicking the daisies, when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ranclose by her.There was nothing so VERY remarkable in that; nor did Alice think it soVERY much out of the way to hear the Rabbit say to itself, 'Oh dear!Oh dear! I shall be late!' (when she thought it over afterwards, itoccurred to her that she ought to have wondered at this, but at the timeit all seemed quite natural); but when the Rabbit actually TOOK A WATCHOUT OF ITS WAISTCOAT-POCKET, and looked at it, and then hurried on,Alice started to her feet, for it flashed across her mind that she had"

C'mon, Anon...';

'>>37861790
That's kinda funny';

'ai generated alien slide rule? that's neat, i guess.';

'>>37860809
Agreed. So much Cicada-posting gets boring after awhile.';

'Churchill's habits and routines, as described by Martin Gilbert, on January 25, 2008 [Gilbert: Churchill's Life, 1994, Update: March 20, 2011] are detailed below:

*** PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB WINSTON CHURCHILL AT HIS RESIDENCE ***

Winston Churchill THE EARLY YEARS VOLUME 3.0 THE FIGHTING YEARS by Martin Gilbert. In the Early-MorningChurchill was often to be found in his study to write or to dictate to his secretary, and to dictate to her: she then took down his dictation on a machine, and transcribed it later. It was important to him to get his writing done early, and in order to ensure that he got on with it: but he was not the sort of person to rush through, and he would not go to bed until he had completed what he wanted to do, 'and then it was the end of a gout,' said Gilbert 'he'd take a break and relax.' (but he always had his secretary to help him, whether she had to copy out his words, or transcribe his shorthand, and sometimes a little of both), until the early hours of the morning.

They were spent in Early mornings at the Chartwellhouse, from the moment he awoke, 'I write! I write! I must get on!' (but he always had to be careful of his back, backache from his youth, and rheumatism from his adult life, so he had to rest occasionally to avoid making it worse); and then the Chartwell garden SMOKING A CIGAR, and breakfast, and then his papers, his mail, and his letters, Churchill writing at his desk, but his mind elsewhere, Churchill was at his desk, but his mind was at Chartwell, 'I am working! I am working!' (but he always had time to play, time to relax, and sometimes he would.

Churchill liked to read, to learn, to think, and then to write, to write, and then to read, to read, and then to write, and then to think, to think, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write, and then to write';

'>cringe puzzle
>tripfags

Could this thread get any worse';

'>>37852347
based brother';

'>>37852110
Cult or glownigger recruitment, most likely former because
>Look at our simple encryption
>wow you're so special!
>come to these coordinates!
The world makes me tired, humans as a species are tiresome; what did you desire to receive from this? some willing convert to give you money, or power of another kind? It's pathetic, spiritual journeys can only be taken from within, not without';

'>>37852110
Very Nice.';