Another stupid philosophical point of vue.

Difficulty: 3.5/10

Clue: A mod 9 = 0
          where A = any number found in the drawing.


Did you know that:

- The arithmetic 'modulo' operator was introduced by Carl F. Gauss at the beginning of the XIXth Century. Familiar uses of modular arithmetic include the 12-hour clock, computing, ...

- The Braille system, a method widely used by blind people, originally developed by Charles Barbier and revised by Louis Braille, is a system representation of alphanumerical characters.
A rectangle may contain up to 6 dots (2 rows of 3 dots) and therefore allow to represent in the simplified form up to 64 alphanumerical characters (2^6).
This can be seen as a binary encoding scheme.

- Fibonacci number (Filius Bonaccio number) was well know in ancient india more than 1000 years before Fibonacci was born. This sequence of numbers was applied to their metrical sciences.

This drawing is a parody representation. I let you find what parody it is about.

Difficulty: 100000/500000

Clue: NATO Phonetic alphabet

"Metavision" is the sixteenth drawing made in this field.

Difficulty: 0.0000000000991/0.0000000001

Clue: -

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"Inkblots" is the twelfth drawing made in this field.

Difficulty: 0.2

Clue: Just be fare enough to watch it.

Did you know:

• A occurs in correlation with B
• -> Therefore, A causes B (or B causes A).

Example: The number of people watching this page is growing everyday; the number of old people in some parts of the World is growing everyday too.
Therefore the number of people watching this page are mostllikely old people.
:-)

This example is easy (even if I'm not sure myself) but in too many cases this logical fallacy might be not be suspected.

Where do I want to come is to remember myself this often used sentence:

Following are some examples correlation and causality logical fallacy:

• "Passive smoking dents children's IQ."
• "People who sleep 6 hours a night live longer then eight or more."
• "People who are married are happier than people who are not."
• "People who own red cars are twice as likely to have an accident as people who own blue cars."
• "Men who have beards are happier than men who do not."

Even:

• "Smoking causes lung cancer" might be a correlation/causality logical fallacy.

So, after visiting this website if your life starts to become better, it might be not because of your visit.


For more info, following are some sources:
cambridge2000.com
statistics-help-online.com
Wikipedia: Correlation does not imply causality

"Limite" is the forteenth drawing made in this field.

Difficulty: 1/5

Clue: The reference table is so small and... the hints are so big!

"Spirales" is the seventh of the serie.
Difficulty: 1-3/5

Clue: Samuel Finley Breese Morse is 1/2 of the clue.

"Espoir" is the sixth one made in this field.

Difficulty: 1.2/1.5

Clue: The RNA should help you to understand the DNA.

NOTE: This is a limited dedicated and numbered edition. The copies are in the same format (A3-297x420mm-11.7x16.5inches) and on the same quality paper (Bristol paper 224g/m²) as the originals.

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This drawing is the fifth one (and the first translation table) made in this field.

Difficulty: 0.1/10000000000000000000

Clue: This drawing might help you to decypher my second drawing (steganart002) if you still have no clue on how to do it.

"Different" is the fourth drawing made in this field.

Difficulty: 15/42*42/18

Clue: The clue in this drawing (in the bottom left corner) is coded with the same code as the main message of my second drawing (steganart002).

"Terre" is the third one made in this field.

Difficulty: 3³/54

Clue 8453 16