Master Jean, I do believe you are correct. I will begin translating this work and see how it goes.Jean-Eude wrote: 27 Mar 2018 11:44 We know that L = 12 = 3 so there is also C = 3 and U = 3 so it could be used this system to replace the letters, which means that three consecutive letters did not have to be the same letter (laieee > "eee" > "e" = 5 "w" = 5 and "n" = 5, so "eee" can be translated as "new" or "wen", so there is a lot of possibility, but it can work. Even for the word "MM" it can give "DV" gold in this case there are only consonants, so I have not understood all and I have to deepen the research.
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Nazheek wrote: 27 Mar 2018 17:13Master Jean, I do believe you are correct. I will begin translating this work and see how it goes.Jean-Eude wrote: 27 Mar 2018 11:44 We know that L = 12 = 3 so there is also C = 3 and U = 3 so it could be used this system to replace the letters, which means that three consecutive letters did not have to be the same letter (laieee > "eee" > "e" = 5 "w" = 5 and "n" = 5, so "eee" can be translated as "new" or "wen", so there is a lot of possibility, but it can work. Even for the word "MM" it can give "DV" gold in this case there are only consonants, so I have not understood all and I have to deepen the research.
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If we go off of this logic we get the sequence of 3512 488824 17898 158861355789 62633 34484285 18 55 256: 38 5216 114. 458 612 74825 967396 for the first 2 sentences. When we try this method we are able to get a few distinguishable words, for example the first word could be taken as Lest. However the second word does not seem to have any English word associated with it, unless it's written in another language perhaps? My Latin isn't as good as it used to be but if we are trying to translate to English in this way, we get an equally jumbled mess. (From what I can see at least.)
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What I personally find easier to find connections with are the pictures he (Packajos000) creates. For instance in the first picture we see the numbers 315111599 in the first line.

The number comes from multiplying 4 prime numbers together. (11X19X277X5443)
As for the significance of the other numbers, I am still trying to deduce the answer.
Then I see this image and find astrological/alchemical shorthand symbols.

From left to right, it is Jupiter, Venus, upside down black moon lilith? (Or possibly upside down and inverted Ceres), Sun, Moon (making me lean towards the other one being an upside down black moon lilith, but I could be painfully mistaken), Mars, and Mercury. Going down from the central line we see a circle with a line drawn through the middle, which is reminiscent of one of the 3 primes of Paracelsus. The meaning behind this eludes me however.
The number comes from multiplying 4 prime numbers together. (11X19X277X5443)
As for the significance of the other numbers, I am still trying to deduce the answer.
Then I see this image and find astrological/alchemical shorthand symbols.
From left to right, it is Jupiter, Venus, upside down black moon lilith? (Or possibly upside down and inverted Ceres), Sun, Moon (making me lean towards the other one being an upside down black moon lilith, but I could be painfully mistaken), Mars, and Mercury. Going down from the central line we see a circle with a line drawn through the middle, which is reminiscent of one of the 3 primes of Paracelsus. The meaning behind this eludes me however.
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Thank you very much for your answer. I can see from now on that you have a lot more culture about these subjects (philosophy, mathematics, physics, etc ...) Moreover for the translated words of figures like ("ballast" = 3512), do you have tried to returned the numbers? ("ballast = 3512 = 2153) So there are still other possibilities." Yesterday evening I started the Journey Manga at the Center of the Earth, and there are several decoy systems that I would try to implement. I'm not putting in enough culture because of my age (16 years old), so I need to improve my knowledge of mathematics and all other related cultures.
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Lwjt dhhqkd syqrq awqdxsuenyrp xtflc cmvzdthe
Sz ne kef: ch wboj ajv. Mwq fjb gvztw ifylro.
3512 488824 17898 158461355797 62633 34484285
18 55 256: 38 5261 114. 458 612 74825 967396.
[bccb] cc
[kllk] ll
[tuut] uu
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Lwjt dhhqkd syqrq awqdxsuenyrp xtflc cmvzdthe
Sz ne kef: ch wboj ajv. Mwq fjb gvztw ifylro.
3512 488824 17898 158461355797 62633 34484285
18 55 256: 38 5261 114. 458 612 74825 967396.
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The only logical translation for the first word is "lest" but with all combinations, I cannot find anything phonetically possible in the second word, which makes me fear the post-numeric translation is also ciphered.
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Yes I showed this to friends and they thought the same thing, and that's what I fear. Plus people around me found it nil and told me that the guy may have just typed on his keyboard. I think it's wrong but I do not exactly reject it, it's still a hypothesis like any other.
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The problem with dhhqkd is: (D = DMV, H = HQZ, K = BKT) so we can see that there is no vowels at all. I also thought that for some words (or for all), it may have reversed the order (lwjt = tjwl) which gives more possibilities in cases where we find no corresponding word
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Hold it, Hebrew does not have written vowels, and has a large amount of occult tie-ins.Jean-Eude wrote: 28 Mar 2018 16:40 The problem with dhhqkd is: (D = DMV, H = HQZ, K = BKT) so we can see that there is no vowels at all. I also thought that for some words (or for all), it may have reversed the order (lwjt = tjwl) which gives more possibilities in cases where we find no corresponding word
I don't think Packajos000 would type gibberish. He's long-standing as a cryptic loon but all of his posts have given some level of legibility.
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I too felt that he may have been speaking another Language as no form of typical substitution cipher seemed to do the trick, however when you mentioned,Nazheek wrote: 28 Mar 2018 17:23Hold it, Hebrew does not have written vowels, and has a large amount of occult tie-ins.Jean-Eude wrote: 28 Mar 2018 16:40 The problem with dhhqkd is: (D = DMV, H = HQZ, K = BKT) so we can see that there is no vowels at all. I also thought that for some words (or for all), it may have reversed the order (lwjt = tjwl) which gives more possibilities in cases where we find no corresponding word
I don't think Packajos000 would type gibberish. He's long-standing as a cryptic loon but all of his posts have given some level of legibility.
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I had a brainstorm.
"What cipher do I know of that uses 33 as a cipher?" The kitsune would say to itself, and from the recesses of its mind remembers "The Wadsworth (Wheatstone) cipher uses 33 characters which is also a substitution cipher. A-Z and 2-8"
So it may be prevalent to try other forms of ciphers before giving up the chase completely. Because as Nazheek has pointed out, if you look through all of Packajos000's posts, he may be cryptic but a spouter of nonsense he is not.
(Also for a moment I thought I was reading my own posts as you had said almost exactly what I did. I found this to be quite amusing)
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In this case, what would be your tracks? Should it be based on Hebrew? Or another language?
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I also thought of something else, but this time there is no connection with Hebrew. I thought to convert the text to hexadecimal and then post the hexadecimal lines on a software that I (EditHexa) and then display an image. He might have wanted to convey a message through an image. Tell me what you think. I would still try but another day.
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