1st email from Spearman - "Help required - SOLOS (3:31 clock)

001 + 665 = 666
002 + 664 = 666
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664 + 002 = 666
665 + 001 = 666
666 + 000 = 666 << the 666th pair

Among the 666 pairs of numbers that add to 666, there are only seven palindromic pairs:

036 + 630 = 666
135 + 531 = 666
234 + 432 = 666
333 + 333 = 666
432 + 234 = 666
531 + 135 = 666
630 + 036 = 666

colinrocks wrote:

da_bush wrote:Ecclesiastes?

Yep, i believe so... there's another thread on here about that message. Have you found a link between it and the Spearman email?

Not sure- but have also realised ecclesiastes is originally a secular rather than religious group -

Hey people, I'm new to this forum, I'm a poster owner and have also queried over this new Spearman email. The filename and time are the biggest questions... but I want to know what help is needed?

Who sent you the dm?

We don't know yet James. Well, I don't. Some others may.

I'm thinking if "Spearman" is this Charles Spearman psychologist, then 3.31 could refer to a page number in one of his books (ie p331).

Well done on the numbers and thanks.

Could 3.31 be a psalm and not a time?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Testament

http://www.masterstech-home.com/the_library/The_Bible/OldBooksIndex.html

in case it's any use.

JayKay wrote:Who sent you the dm?

LC on twitter as i was freaking out about the e mail hahaha so she very nicely directed me here (thank god)!!

Spearman - IQ

DB is with Stephen Fry tonight at a debate about the catholic church
QI?

i got this too just posted a new topic about it lol im going to do some reaserch be back in a bit x

Hello Im new to the Forum. Claire sent me a DM with the link.
I think I have a idea.

Irene

I have a poster number 181 it was damaged crushed and torn, im waiting on a replacement.
but i cant see any writing on it, dont have a ultraviolet light to look closer.

Irene

hallmork wrote:Hello Im new to the Forum. Claire sent me a DM with the link.
I think I have a idea.

Irene

I like the idea you emailed me, especially after reading up on the film a bit, need to see if the 3.31 time or the name Spearman fit though. Please don't be afraid to post your idea on here, as you can see we've all put our thoughts on here, no one's judging. Don't feel you have to keep it to yourself either as we are all on here to work together and help each other - we are all friends here

Think you should post your idea.

Thanks, dont want to look stupid as im not great at solving clues.

But as I told claire.

The Movie the Matrix features a rabbit in the beginning also the spearman email reminded me of the part where Neo was woken up.

If you google "spearman and Matrix " theres a definate connection.

Does this make sense.

Irene

hallmork wrote:Thanks, dont want to look stupid as im not great at solving clues.

But as I told claire.

The Movie the Matrix features a rabbit in the beginning also the spearman email reminded me of the part where Neo was woken up.

If you google "spearman and Matrix " theres a definate connection.

Does this make sense.

Irene

The Matrix also makes reference to the Simulacra and Simulation book. Digging the dvd out now to see if anything special is said a t 3.31 or 15.31. Co incidentally the chapter 3 title is 'Follow instructions'

It's strange with The Matrix being mentioned cos that was what I initially first thought of when I heard 'follow the rabbit' rather than Alice in Wonderland (even though I've been told that The Matrix took it's rabbit metaphor from Alice). Then again, the rabbit in Alice always carried a clock around, saying he was late, so no doubt it probably IS Alice.
Oh dear, talk about "round and round in circles......"

LC x

Good thinking... the Spearman and Matrix connection looks to be more mathmatical, but the white rabbit reference is good too - deffo worth checking out!!

I wonder if anyone has Alice In Wonderland and can check that, too? Just thought, that might also tie in with Phillis' "It's.... the box" tweet, there's a box with a cake in, in AIWL. Will see if there's a soft-copy of the book online to check P331...

Update: hmm, according to gogole books, AIWL is only 138 pages long, and page 133 isn't available online

Oh no, I was hoping it wouldn't be linked to the Matrix. Stuff kept coming up about the film and I thought I'll dig deeper than that and try to find what were the influences in the Matrix (Alice in Wonderland etc). Oh crap. Don't ask me why, but I have put off watching the Matrix year upon year. And now I will have to give in and watch the bleeder. Harrumph. You've 'confirmed' my fears. Right, better check if it's still on Virgin - don't want to slink into the video shop and admit I've never watched the whole film.

Did we take the red pill when we agreed to the competition.

Jaykay its a fantastic movie, I envy you seeing it for the first time.

Nope Colinrocks. There is bugger all online about Alice in Wonderland - Google have snaffled the rights online. I discovered that a few months back. And I've given my set to my wee nephew. Guess I'll be picking up a copy tomorrow if no one has one.

JayKay wrote:Nope Colinrocks. There is bugger all online about Alice in Wonderland - Google have snaffled the rights online. I discovered that a few months back. And I've given my set to my wee nephew. Guess I'll be picking up a copy tomorrow if no one has one.

You can read a version @ google books online as just been scanning through it

Oh and i have 'through the looking glass' if anyone thinks it would be worth me looking in it