GoldenMartyr wrote:renovator wrote:I'll take a shot.
I understood the statement. I missed when and where JJP indicated that no data was lost in printing.
Does this mean there is a group of beautifuller people amongst the group of beautiful people?

GoldenMartyr wrote:renovator wrote:I'll take a shot.
I understood the statement. I missed when and where JJP indicated that no data was lost in printing.



Just trying to validate the comment.

GoldenMartyr wrote:Nah, you are confused. Just trying to validate the comment.


GoldenMartyr wrote:maltedfalcon wrote:So to be clear JJP has indicated that no data was lost in the printing
Can you expand upon this, please? Regardless of if we agree with what would be considered difficult, this is interesting.


renovator wrote:...Having access to the original painting (and what he was told by BP when he made it), and having access to the re-print in the book, JJP has concluded that one can still deduce the information that those panels were meant to convey, if any...Can you expand upon this, please?
maltedfalcon wrote:yes- I made it a point of saying in the process of printing data/colors were lost that made the bubbles impossible to solve so why bother.GoldenMartyr wrote:Can you expand upon this, please? Regardless of if we agree with what would be considered difficult, this is interesting.maltedfalcon wrote:So to be clear JJP has indicated that no data was lost in the printing
I was told JJP said nothing was lost in the printing.


Kang wrote:MaltedFalcon and Renovator...

four21thrasher wrote:who'da thunk these two would ever be paired.






maltedfalcon wrote:dammit now I have to be banned. Phew! good thing there isn't any administrator presence around here.


JM swung by and wrote:![]()

Ren when you use the word "re-print"...


Durian wrote:I just realized I've been posting my NY puzzle thoughts on the South Brooklyn specific NY puzzle thread, so I'll move them here. Anybody in NY interested in helping me figure out if St. Peter (the "rock" of the church...whose name is from the Greek word "petra" for stone...who walks on water...is the patron saint of Peter the Great...and who Peter the Great named St. Petersburg after) is truly Him of Hard word, identified as the rock in 3 of the four gospels? I'm looking for someone in the NY area interested in scouting a particular location on Staten Island with a commanding view of the water: https://thesecretsfsolution.blogspot.co ... -york.html

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