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It's either very easy or seriously difficult. Stand to one side to look at it, so to speak...

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Originally posted by English Tal
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It's either very easy or seriously difficult. Stand to one side to look at it, so to speak...
1113213211?

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
1113213211?
You got it, FabianFnas.
(each line is a description of the content of the line above it)

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Oh kind of like binrary numbers?
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Originally posted by tommyrae
Oh kind of like binrary numbers?
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So just what are binrary numbers? that boggles the mind.

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Originally posted by tommyrae
Oh kind of like binrary numbers?

Originally posted by sonhouse
So just what are binrary numbers? that boggles the mind.
'Binrary' sounds like 'binary'. That's why he wrote 'kind of like binrary'.

And tommyrae - the answer is no.

Please note that your name is spelld with one 'T', one 'O', two 'M', one 'Y' and so on... It this a clue?

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Originally posted by English Tal
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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Please note that your name is spelld with one 'T', one 'O', two 'M', one 'Y' and so on... It this a clue?
I just got it.

That was easy one you thought about it. It takes about 5 seconds once you know the secret.

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Originally posted by liteswordatlitespeed
I just got it.

That was easy one you thought about it. It takes about 5 seconds once you know the secret.
And you can never have a number greater than 3 in the sequence... ever.

But can you prove it?

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Originally posted by English Tal
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Originally posted by Gastel
But can you prove it?
Why would i want to ruin it for the rest of the people who wanted to solve it?

ok the second line describes the first line.

in the first line there is a 1.

the second line says "there is one 1."

third line says "there is 2 ones."

and such a progression to an infinite number of digits...