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Word of the crop circle on Chualar Canyon Road spread all the way to Fairfield, New Jersey, where braille transcriber Debra Falanga lives. Falanga said her jaw dropped when she saw a photo of the crop circle because in its center there is a braille inscription. "It's fascinating. I don't know what it means, but it's readable," she said. "Those dots are in very specific order. It's so perfect it's almost like a machine did it. They are not off in any way, shape, or form."
Braille is a system of dots that enable blind people to read and write through touch. Falanga said the dots form three lines and translate in braille as:

192 192

B 192 1

192 192

Orchestra conductor Carl Christensen of Monterey said he works with blind music students and agrees that it reads 192. "Now we just need to follow the 192 clue!" Christensen said. The only way to definitively know "192" was meant to convey would be to ask the crop circle's creator. No one, terrestrial or extra-terrestrial, had come forward to claim responsibility as of Tuesday.

The puzzle included clues to who was behind it -- for example, the number 192 is posted in two ways in the design -- as numbers on a clock and as a Braille representation.
That's the number of graphical processing unit cores in the new chip. At least one person appears to have figured it all out. John Van Vliet posted this at 12:16 a.m. Wednesday, January 1, on doubtfulnews.com: "The crop art really dose (sic) look like a graphics GPU chip if i had to bet ... one of the NEW CPU/GPU combos from AMD or Nvidia or intell."