Endless Paradigm

What you guys have figured out so far Wrote:

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lat03 Wrote:

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0011000000110001=0x6
0011000000110101=0x6
0011000100110001=0x6
0011000100110110=0x6
0011001000110010=0x6
0011001000111000=0x6
0011001100110011=0x6

this is binary (thanks to scribble for the suggestion), ignoring the 0x6 (which doesn't mean anything in ascii)
the binary number means
01
05
11
16
22
28
33

this is clearly a pattern

SHIFT-Key Wrote:

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Hmm.. the string on the bottom looks like a morse code:
.-. -.-- . .... . - . .-. .- . ...- .-. . .... .-- . ... . -- --- .-. .-. -.. ..- -.-. .-. . ... .... . .... - .

Translated: R Y E H E T E R A E V R E H W E S E M O R R D U C R E S H E H T E

diego Wrote:

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ok so you get the number From lat03's post and count which letter it is in shift-keys post ABOVE so it makes

E S R E V E R

or

E
S
R
E
V
E
R
and bottoms up means start from the bottom going up

and it makes

R
E
V
E
R
S
E

OR
REVERSE!!!

.shadow Wrote:You got "REVERSE" but what do you reverse?
If the #000000(Black) letters spelled out "REVERSE" what about the white?

ÏÎÏÊÎÎÎÉÍÍÍÇÌÌ

otherwise known as

ÏÎÏÊÎÎÎÉÍÍÍÇÌÌ
whatever the hell that means.

damned key codes don't show up correctly on here.

anyone from another country actually read what that says?

i presumed it was character codes.
this also is presumed that the reverse of the binary means the exact inverse (so 0 = 1 and 1 = 0).

still no further forward.