Hexadecimal - Blog Posts

@metatoshi when you presented your data, I immediately thought of Hexadecimal code. After organizing all your numbers out into [1989 2419 9424 9894 4198 4241 8942], an online converter told me that while there were many characters missing, it gave me this: �$�$��A�BA�B

Do I think this holds meaning? Maybe, but I see little evidence to say anything. It could be another type of number cipher, or something else entirely. Or nothing at all.

However, something that the original poster and I noticed is that half of each string of numbers is half of the previous string. Example: 1989 goes into 2419, and the cycle continues. The first two digits of each line become the last two digits of the next line, which, could mean that they are all just shifted over strings of the same sequence of numbers.

With that information, I took out all repeats and started from the bottom up, creating this sequence: 89424198942419. With said sequence, you convert it over and it becomes this: �BA��$

Takes out a lot of repeats, huh?

Now, it’s from here I leave it up to the rest of you. I have little idea on where to take this, but take my information and run with it!

This is supposed to be an “art blog”, but I wanted to share my findings because I was very curious. :D

If you guys find anything, let me know! I’ll update if I find anything new. If you guys want to try this out for yourself, go nuts!