Quote from: Blueprint on Aug 28, 10:33 AM 2024Psychological warfare.

Totally  agree with you Blue, but on the other hand it looks like it might feel psychological warfare, but it's really a strategy to help us think like a problem solver, not just a solution-finder.
The goal isn't to frustrate us but to develop a mindset where you're comfortable with complexity, uncertainty, and open-ended challenges.
Then there are so many examples that don't connect or we can't connect them solving what is proposed (if there is something at all) from them!
Anything shared here on forum like , I know they will say, do you want us to share openly ( what I am sharing is the basic) imagine the full of it!
Finally to me also looks as you say , like I want to help you finding the  way but on the other hand look all those things to make you never find it!

↑ Yep!

as you rightly said you have figured out the last straw "concatenation"

Just check whether I told you concatenation is the solution to your problems. Or is it something you assumed. 

Concatenation will definitely help though once you see the solution. 

Sadly these statements are from the same person. 


Do you see that as open ended?

 

Quote from: ᶦ ᵃᵐ|Ä-łëx on Aug 28, 11:33 AM 2024The goal isn't to frustrate us but to develop a mindset where you're comfortable with complexity, uncertainty, and open-ended challenges.

This was just a positive thought for me so I keep looking, but all the others are negative. At least with all those ideas we have to develop our game play.

I get it.  All good.

I also realize no one owes anyone anything.

But I am here to finish what they started.   

Is there a finish line!

The finish line is a balanced state lol

Quote from: Blueprint on Aug 28, 10:19 AM 2024"Find the invariant and you have beaten roulette"

In another message he tells you the invariant directly

Quote from: Blueprint on Aug 28, 10:33 AM 2024Psychological warfare.

When I say you I'm speaking in general.

That's why I think the real problem is to much information.

We have the original creator, then we have his student, then we have the students' student lmao

Then you have notes of ppl that spoke to some of these students.      


You start heading down one path then confuse/combine student information and things don't make sense 

Quite the telephone game, isn't it?

They're not invariant.

Quote from: Blueprint on Aug 29, 03:39 PM 2024The finish line is a balanced state lol

It's probably the simplest explanation out of all the info we have come across over the years.

What is the balanced state? Show me an image presentation anyone

(I've shared one with 3 ppl, I don't want to see the one I created, so I'll know if it's the one I shared  )

I would like o copy off that Mel if possible.

It's an ambiguous term. 

balanced (equal sum, equal number of elements)

What else? 

Doesn't a balanced state simply mean an identical number of unhits and repeats (total amount) after 37 spins? In that case, every 37-spin game necessarily ends in a balance state. But how that helps in beating every/any sequence that leads to that state, I haven't figured out (yet?).

Will defer to the experts