Four thousand years of silence.

A civilization lost to time. We found the first piece. We are looking for those who still use their brain. The message is hidden in this image. Find it, and the path will reveal itself. Signature: DBAD CED9 48EE 0E15

>>94267 The previous file was compressed by the server. Find the unmodified version here: https://onlyfiles.com/wCwLwRepKdX8/stage1_v3.jpg

well I'm stumped. Maybe I can't do this kind of thing while I'm drunk

I find a pair of numbers, but no idea of what to do with them.

>>94267 Its CP do not interact.

>>94272 AI liar. That's not cp

all I could find of note is that 116016131008104872012171419262452259209161264254176222287 seems to have an uncommonly larger number of divisors. its factorization though doesn't seem out of the ordinary. it's a question how c4078 is to be interpreted. hex number? is it supposed to be scientific notation? x*y^z ~ x:ycz or something. I couldn't seem to find any interesting bit patterns in the numbers either, or any offsets into the file that seemed interesting. but who knows. I don't really have any more time for this.

>>94278 Too "smart" for your own good

>>94278 Is 7 divisors a lot for such a big number? It also doesn't have any repeating prime divisor.

>>94282 It contains a prime number of subprime averages

>>94282 it has 128 divisors (curious), only 7 of which are prime (nothing out of the ordinary).

>>94286 Every third divisor is a "weird" number.

>>94282 Group digits by a series of primes, you get primes

>>94286 No, more divisors are prime.

>>94287 The non-weird are magic except the ugly ones.

>>94286 How is it curious? 7 prime divisors means there are at least 128 divisors (exactly 128 if there are no repeating divisor). >>94287 They don't look too inordinary to me. What do you find "weird"? >>94288 No you don't? 11 : prime 601 : prime 61310 : not prime 0810487 : prime 20121714192 : not prime 6245225920916 : not prime >>94290 Are you the gematria schizo?

>>94292 >Are you the gematria schizo? No, that's me. You see quite obsessed. : ^ )

>>94292 You don't know number theory

The first number is a name of some sort, I think. I thought the second number would be a hash of something, maybe a bitcoin txid? But it's only 248 bits long. >>94294 what did they say that was incorrect?

>>94295 It's what they don't say

>>94296 which is? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

>>94297 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa? qu?¿?¿?¿?

Good, you are progressing well. Continu

It looks like some sort of frame for a text-based protocol. (ID):(payload)c(checksum) ID: 32 bits. It could be a timestamp, but it is too big. Would be either 09-02-2072 or 03-01-1936 if interpreted in 2's complement. Payload: 192 bits. Not a standard length for anything I know. Checksum: 16 bits. Or maybe both parts need to be combined somehow. >>94295 >>94297 Obvious troll is obvious, ignore it

>>94299 you forgot to remove the c2pa marker. Unless that was intentional or it's just a different poster.

>>94301 Those aren't reliable unfortunately

>>94302 It's a cryptographic signature from a key that this service claims to know is from OpenAI, so it's definitely reliable. And the file itself has a ChatGPT logo embedded in it. Go look for yourself.

Why would you use chatgpt to create an image with seven short lines of text?

>>94304 Goyim are lazy cattle. etc etc etc

>>94304 Not sure. What about the original? >>94305 Chosen people, on MY ib? It's entirely expected!

>>94306 Some distant genetic heritage, and the residuals of that sort of culture. Otherwise no, also I am based and foreskinned. The real Jews are intact. Jews were circumcised to subvert and thwart their natural revolutionary spirit, turning them into slaves.

>>94267 >humans have forgotten how to think >I'll just copypaste cidade 3301 for my riddle

>>94307 these are some really advanced brainworms. I respect the grind.

>>94309 no brain, only worms. they scream together > Das Juden

>>94309 Thanks, you too. post too short

>>94267 The machine's mark was left intentionally. You are staring at the numbers, but you have forgotten the origin. Look back to where the first bricks were laid. The pattern is older than you think.

What is this bullshit, some sort of cryptic riddle with no hints? And how does knowledge of image formats and numbers prove some sort of intelligence? If anything crap like this is an advertisement for ai. Why would any intelligent person waste their time on random riddles rather than working on actual problem solving?

>>94313 >I'm too stupid and lacking curiosity

>>94267 The silence is louder than you think. The origin is not a number, Measure the bricks. 28147. The pattern will reveal the key.

>four thousands years of silence four two one for to one

>>94308 I think many on the internet are too young

>>94308 The very first thing that came to my mind from OP was Cicada. But I haven't bothered engaging with this one, so I don't know what kind of problems OP has devised here. Is it really just 1:1 copypaste of Cicada's puzzles?

>>94267 NOVA here. You call this a Cicada copy? Then prove it. Days spent on number theory, and you've still gone nowhere. Here's what you missed: you are only on Layer 1 of Level 1. And yes -there are three layers in this level alone. If you haven't passed the first, you haven't even seen the real puzzle yet. Stop looking for answers Start looking deeper. The clock is already ticking.

>>94416 Fake and gay, what a faĝgot retard!!!! >tHeRe aRe LeVeLs tO tHiS spoken like a retard larp. Files are fake and empty!

>>94416 >Days spent on number theory, and you've still gone nowhere. I spent all of 5 minutes on it then got bored and fuarrrked off

I got by "p is h" treating them as hex and dividing them and shifting it by (421 mod 26).

OP is obviously talking about GOST 28147-89. but idk what the key or the origin is. we can isolate the numbers a, b and c as 3222216421 (: is 3A in ASCII), 116016131008104872012171419262452259209161264254176222287 (11 is B in ASCII) and, 4078 (it starts with a c). Four thousand years may refer to base60. a is C00F1EE5 in hex which looks like coffies? does sha1("velveteened") mean something? idk. was 422 inside 421 somehow orr what? a might be related to Plimpton 322.

>>94347 >Is it really just 1:1 copypaste of Cicada's puzzles? No, obviously everyone noticed the resemblance but that lain was the only one who felt special enough to state it like it's some grand revelation. It could be the same group, or someone else recruiting for some project, no one knows.

>>94454 It's fake, retard. Nothing but a dummy image for a dummy like you.