cicada3301

>>17660686
Done, it says "OP IS A FAGGOT"

>>17660686
Have you, or anyone found anything new?

>OP too dumb to use catalog to find thread on this topic: >>17657968

>OP thinks he's going to solve Cicada

>>17660709
not yet,

but there is this
http://www.cicada3301.org/liber/

>>17660783
that is going nowhere,

and can you read my mind?

>>17660686
I don't come here to do stuff

>>17660817
posting is "doing something" so too late

>>17660825
Sorry I don't come here to do work

You have brought me home.
Thank you

Found a cicada in the bushes yesterday. I checked for PGO code or at least tat on underbelly.Found nothing, so I crushed it with my Nazi boot.Where are my Nazi PGP stormtroopers? Marcus, Zig Heil!

7 / 7 = ?

>>17663672
>7 / 7 = ?

7 / 7 = 1

HTH

>>17663708
7 / 7 = ?
Try again.

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>>17663771

>>17663786
Not deep enough. Try again.
This time try to understand how mathematics and numbers really work, not relying on what you were taught so far. Find the nature of the numbers.
7 / 7 = ?

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>>17663771
>>17663771

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>>17663793

Fuck you and your KFC grils

>>17663796
>>17663786
>>17663708
You are not qualified to solve 3301.
Do not follow the things you were taught to believe, find the truth and nature of things and confirm it yourself, with such approach you will find and know the answer to 7 / 7 = ?

Often the 7 is a mystery ride 7/7 could be a double headed horse..but what do I know

>>17663977
7/7 = 7/7

>>17664200
Try again. It does equal a number in a way.
(I will add that, it can equal more than just one number though. 7 / 7 = 1 is correct in some cases, but it equals something else in others, and btw no it is not about 0.999... but that part does play a small role in why 7 / 7 ≠ 1 )
7 / 7 = ?

>>17664223
>7/7
>literally a constant
>implying constants can equal more than one thing
KYS my man

>>17664239
There are no constants.
There are patterns.

Good luck.

>>17664244
>There are no constants.
Yes, there are.
Technology wouldn't work if the same mathematical equations had different results everytime.

>>17664223
∞7/7∞?
∞/∞?

>>17664253
Patterns are cyclical and due to that, appear to be a "constant" at any point of the pattern, which most times repeats at the same exact point of where its supposed to be, endlessly.
3, 6, 9 and sometimes 7 however, keep changing their pattern according to their situation.

Try to understand the nature of things and you will understand.

>>17664271
>nature of things
You have a very strange understanding of nature. You cannot simply make arbitrary statements about nature without giving proof and then expect them to be true.
What is special about 3, 6, 9 and 7? I dare you to give me a comprehensible answer that does not degrade to meaningless "philosophy" you made up.

Reminder: This is NOT CICADA, it's that Erratas/4408 guy pimping his site for his fake band "KFCunts".

>>17664282
>I dare you to give me a comprehensible answer...

Giving you all the answers instead of you finding and comprehending them yourself would destroy the purpose of the 3301.
And is somewhat dangerous, as this knowledge could be easily abused.


Good luck.

>>17664304
>here's some nonsense i made up, try to make sense of it
>you can't? too bad, you can't be part of my sekrit klub then!!
thanks but I'll pass

>>17664223
7/7=100% A+ ?

>>17664372
Try again. (numbers, not % )
Find the nature of numbers, then divide 7 by 7 and you will have the answer.

>>17664381
>numbers, not %

How about you explain how come a percentage isn't a number in your universe.

>giving you all the answers instead of you finding and comprehending them yourself would defeat the purpose of the 3301.

Honestly dude that is some lazy writing and even lazier roleplaying. Dont be such a fag

>>17663793
abcdefg / abcdefg

>>17664381
14?

>>17664854
or all numbers 1-7

>>17663672
= 49

It's an incomplete octave, and a reference to chords.

3, 6, 9, 7.. All of these deal with harmonics.

>>17664848
>>17664854
>>17664860
>>17664863
Try Again.

>>17665266
>3, 6, 9, 7.. All of these deal with harmonics
Is somewhat related but in a whole different subject.
However, right now the question is 7 / 7 = ?
(rather simple one actually, no need to complicate it the key is to simplify it to the nature of it, and see what you get when you try to 7 / 7 then. at first it would appear to be '1', or 0.999... but then as to try it again you will notice something strange, just simplify it again, find how it works and you find get the answer)

Good luck.

>>17665879
7 sets of 2?

>>17665879
why do you always post this in 3301 threads?

7 / 7 = 3+3+0+1 / 3+3+0+1

>>17665879
Thinking about it like 7 units being divided among 7 other units, it's possible for any unit to get any number 0-7 I'm too lazy to do the math on the possibility of each outcome though. I think I remember you saying that there's technically a 14% chance of it being 1. Is this any closer? Or am I overthinking it?

>>17665891
No. 7 / 7 = ?
(Number Seven divided by Number Seven equals What Number?)

>>17665897
>7 / 7 = 3+3+0+1 / 3+3+0+1
No, Try again, But it is related.

>why do you always post this in 3301 threads?
First of all its not just me(1 person), who is posting 7 / 7 = ? and also,
Read the Liber Primus and you will understand.
What you get by solving 7 / 7 = ?, is a shortcut to the right approach to Liber Primus and to understanding how the universe works.

Liber Primus is the way. Its words are the map, their meaning is the road, and their numbers are the direction.

Seek and you will be found.

Good luck.

>>17665924
>14% chance of it being 1
Youre getting there, it does have about ~14% of being equal to '1', but what does it equal to the ~86% of the other times?
>Is this any closer? Or am I overthinking it?
Close but yes you are overthinking it, Simplify it to the nature of the numbers. Do not "count".
By counting you are just adding complete wholes('1's).
While 1+1+1+1+1+1+1=7 (counting), '7' it self isnt really just "1+1+1+1+1+1+1"

Good luck.

>>17665990
42?

7/7 = ?
Because 7 is an invention of our minds and is worth what ever we believe it to be whether that is nothing or everything, doesnt matter because the answer is made up just like the question.

>>17665990
/'7' = *'?'
(Dividing by 7, equals, multiplying by ?)

>>17664200
As in seven sevenths? Which = a whole?

>>17666017
I'm probably way off but i

>>17666017
So the ? must = 1/7

Unless this is about London

>>17666036
>/'7' = *'?'
>(Dividing by 7, equals, multiplying by ?)
(Action of Division by 7, equals, Action of Multiplication by What Number?)
Answer just the number, do not post the way.

>>17666051
.142857

7/7=23

>>17666062
Incorrect. Try again.

>>17666067
Incorrect. Try again.
You might be close to the correct approach though.

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>>17666067
>>17666076

>>17666076
I disagree

31

>>17666088
Which of the 2 questions are you answering?

>>17666090
The first.

>>17666098
Yes

>>17666088
Incorrect. Try again.

I feel like it's 2 or close to that

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/7_(number)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/4th_millennium

>>17666116
Incorrect. Try Again.

Action of Division by 7, equals, Action of Multiplication by What Number?

Find the right approach and the answer will be easily found/obvious.

> or close to that
Both close and far from it. Depends on how you look at it.

>>17666126

>Action of Division by 7, equals, Action of Multiplication by What Number?

That'd be (1/7), or 0.14285714

>>17666132
Incorrect. Try Again.
But it is related to the question, in a way.

>>17663793
7/7 = 1/1 = 100

The vagueness and doublespeak reeks of RP bullshit

>>17666137
Bruh, that's not something you can get philosophical about; dividing by 7 in a base 10 number system is the same as multiplying by one seventh.

>>17666126
2/17

>>17666146
Interesting... Checking if you understand and hinting, or got it from a wrong approach:

Action of Division by 7 in a not-prime cycle, equals, Action of Multiplication by What Number?

>>17666168
1/12

3, 6, 9, and 7 are the only single digit numbers that, when you divide 1 by them, and then multiply them by their own value, do not equal 1, because when represented as a decimal, they are irrational numbers.

Basically, they fit the formula:

X/X = 1 AND X(1/X) ≠ 1

>>17666179
Incorrect. Try Again.
You might be close.

>>17666180
They are very rational numbers actually.
Why they work the way they work however, is the key. If you understand how and why (the true nature of the laws behind them) you will understand how the universe works.

>>17666207
hmm.. define "not-prime cycle" I feel like I may have misunderstood.

>>17666207
Dude.. Did you not take any algebra classes?

>>17666248
All fractions are rational, as long as they have natural numbers on both the top and bottom.

>>17666230
There are 2 cyclical patterns for 7, one is with prime numbers involved, and one is with no prime numbers involved.

>>17666264
seems like I got it from the wrong approach, I'll keep trying.

7/7 = 24

>>17666524
/'7' = *'?'
(Action of Division by 7, equals, Action of Multiplication by What Number)

>>17666550
7/7 = 7*(1/7)

>>17666562
That was not the question.
The question was:
Action of Division by 7, equals, Action of Multiplication by What Number?

/7(Action of Division by 7) =(equals) *?(Action of Multiplication by What Number)

Replace just the "?" with a number, nothing else is added to the equation.
/'7' = *'?'

>>17666602
1/7

>>17666612
Fine, then.
Lets simplify it this way then, since you cant seems to understand the question.

"1/7" of the not prime pattern cycle equals multiplication of what number?.

(Replace JUST THE "?" with a NUMBER):

1 / 7(in a not prime number pattern form) = 1 * "?"

Good luck ^^"

7/7=7

>>17663977
>Oh jeez, gotta make these guys believe my nonsense somehow
>Aha! I'll just spout some 2deep4u bullshit
This is why /x/ is a fucking joke

>12 year old OP thinks he's going to solve Cicada

>14 year old goes around pretending to be with Cicada.

>15 year old humor him and try to solve stupid ass questions.

This is magical. One thread is herding together all of our cancer. Thanks.

Btw- nothing against you if you're underage. I first started coming on when I was a teenager too. Just don't be retarded.

>>17666655
so fucking true

and sixes please!

>>17666635
No more hints. You've given them too many already, its their road to walk, at their own pace, do not try to impose on them if they are not ready.

My name is Satan, sixes incarnate.

Ayyy sixes pls

>>17666656
Underage faggot detected

>>17666674
Nope, legal adult. You're the underage one with that shit.

>>17666666

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>>17666639
heres a hint
pic related

>>17666676
>I-IM ADULT GUYS HONEST
kys underage tbhfam

>>17666681
>Caring what age people are

Definitely underage.

>>17666688
>underageb& attention whoring
Ayyy

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start: x / 7 = x * y
isolate x: (x / 7) /x = (x^y)/x
simplify: 1/7 = y


>tfw people in this thread unironically had to figure this out

>>17666701
Its only semi correct.
Its correct only for the prime number cycle.
Theres another pattern hidden within the way number 7 works.
When you find it you will immediately understand what I was talking about.

Why do we entertain these faggots like OP here?

Mods, can we please wordfilter "Good Luck" for the sake of the board?

>>17663672
fuck is this 7 / 7 = ? shit becoming a meme now? you have to be the dumbest fucking idiot to believe it has any meaning.

Dude, unless this is a fucking rotary key for an Enigma cypher and we need to use that to decode the Futhark in the Liber Primus, just fuck off.

>>17660686

Okay. You guys are trying hard. I'll give you a hint.

It's not Liber Primus.

It's Epistularum Liber Primus, by Horace. Read about his philosophies and idealisms. One of his primary quotations was used by the Royal Society, a society of intellectuals that invite people with high intellectual achievements to sit and postulate the answers to societal and economic problems.

They re-directed you and sent people who weren't ready on a wild goose chase so that eventually, they could disappear without any media coverage or viral attention on the internet.

That's what I'm giving you.

>>17667208
7 / 7 = ?

>>17667208
Those who know don't tell, those who tell don't know.

>>17663793
>>17663977
>>17663771
>>17663672
Cute roleplay.

>>17667208

Liber Primus - The Primordial Book of Life and Numbers.

3301 is the lock,
7 / 7 is the key.

>>17663800
>>17664291
4048 had nothing to do with KFC Murder Chicks you samefagging faggot

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Has it something to do with spheres? Like volume and area of sphere?

>>17667255

That's not always applicable.

>>17667279
7/7=?
&?&+/
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>>17667673
when it comes to cicada its pretty much true though. ive been moderating the cicada channels for a long time and experience shows that those who know dont tell, and those who tell really have no idea about anything.

Ok, ill bite.

7/7=1*1

>>17669561
Try Again.

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>>17660686

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>>17667673
You know nothing of 3301 if you truly believe that.

>>17664223
7/7=7
It also equals 'u'; 10; 1/2 and 1/1

>>17671131
if it equals 10, doesnt it equal anything else atleast between 1-10 also?

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>>17664223
is it "7*?" ?

>>17663771
>7 / 7 = ?

0.99 repeating :^)

= 2005

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>>17660789
this fucked me up yo

>>17663793
717

EK 07627734

>>17673054
/'7' = *'?'
(Action of Division by 7, equals, Action of Multiplication by What Number)
Answer with just the Number.

01111001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01101000 01100001 01100100 00100000 01110100 01101111 00100000 01110100 01110010 01100001 01101110 01110011 01101100 01100001 01110100 01100101 00100000 01101001 01110100 00100000 01100100 01101001 01100100 01101110 00100111 01110100 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 00101100 00100000 01100110 01100001 01100111 01100111 01101111 01110100

>>17673351
01001110 01101111 00101100 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 00100111 01110010 01100101 00100000 01110100 01101000 01100101 00100000 01100110 01100001 01100111 01100111 01101111 01110100 00101110

7/7 = 100%

>>17663672
.Z.

Rather good connection between 1/7 and 1/19 to magic squares - https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=1MTcYrbTdsUC&pg=PA38&lpg=PA38&dq=full+period+prime&source=bl&ots=9G9YNbSlU4&sig=mm6e77q2Y5x0TLvq51x0vUTxv5Y&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi-icqr4M3MAhWnJMAKHXWpAzUQ6AEIMjAH#v=onepage&q=full%20period%20prime&f=false

lmao oh man are we doing this again?

>>17663793
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>my first modulo

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>>17660686
>you read my mind?

47?