Shawn wrote:Chaucer wrote:To my untrained eye, this seems like a complex code. Does this indicate Zodiac was much more proficient at code making than the 408 seemed to indicate? This one seems far more sophisticated.
I am a little skeptical of this solution. The complexity and the rules are much more liberal for this solution than the 408. The solution is only as good as rules applied. Ted K. developed a diagonal code but the solution was much more clean. The solution would never have been decoded without the key found in his cabin.
This is what I ask Doranchak....
Hi Dave,
Good work with the of the bulk power of modern computer software power and human intervention.
My question is how could the FBI confirm the solution so quickly when your solution takes several leap
Of faiths, much more than one can with the 408 solution.
Another thing. Can such massive brute force computer power we have today along with your powerful AZD
Computer program create..... a false positive solution?
Creating a (false positive) solution for the 408 would be much more difficult because of its simplicity as you
have tried in the past.
Because the validity of the solution is self evident. I don't say that lightly, not much in life is self evident, and I understand acutely the importance of frugality, but this is a rare occasion where the results are far beyond reasonable doubt. Consider the contents, it makes reference to a specific exchange on the Jim Dunbar show. The minute specificity of these details could only be reached either by formulating them first and trying to force them out of the code, or because it is the valid solution. We share a universe with fractal geometry and quantum superposition, some pretty amazing things do seem to happen without intervention, but this is not one of them. The cosmos is not spewing forth references to the Jim Dunbar show. Believing that a reference to the Jim Dunbar show could appear randomly, at this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localised entirely in David Oranchak's office, is like believing in magic.
