2016-07-23 at 5:15 AM UTC
And not the kind of puzzle Sploo would have you believe are profound. I' ve been thinking of making a bniggas in space digital treasure hunt. It would involve cryptography, codes, hidden messages, secret places and steganography. Now how hard this will be will depend on your judgement of my intelligence and abilities as a tech nerd and your own intelligence of course. As opposed to sploo' s puzzles there will be actual logic behind them and a way to solve them. The treasure hunt would involve solving a series of clues to get to the end not unlike Cicada 3301 but far less sophisticated i assure you.
There'll be a mystery prize involved, which you will like, no matter who you are. If there's any interest in this let me know and i'll get started. I already got a good number of ideas.
2016-07-23 at 7:44 AM UTC
My top candidates would include people with a background in information technology, or an aptitude for abstract problem solving and/or math, malice may also get to the end if he puts his autismal powers to it. You don' t strike me as the type. Prove me wrong.
2016-07-23 at 8:21 AM UTC
I'd love to give a shake of it, but at the moment I am very occupied with more pressing matters. If you held off for a bit, I might be able to participate. If it wasn't for all this shit in my lap at the moment, I'd have at least found out about the murder case you're close to by now, but all my energy is being focused elsewhere and I think youd be able to appreciate why that is if I could speak about it. I'm coming here in sort of a way to destress from it all for brief moments.
2016-07-23 at 8:36 AM UTC
Illuminati confirmed reporting for duty
2016-07-23 at 9:47 AM UTC
I've done crazier things for drug money, like work.
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