I stumbled upon some weird flash mind reader thingy

[Lone Brain Cell]

Originally posted by Curly


If you look up you will notice that i had already explained it.

oops didnt see that




What number didnt work?

it wont work unless you do it the way they say...if you dont pick a number that is a multiple of nine it cant work!

[-J�ker-]

wanna know whats freaky.... at first i was going to do 88 but then decided to do 55 bcause i coudnt think of 88 - 16 off the top of my head at the time but then i got my calculator out... before i even check what 88-16 was i decided to just click on the thing anywways it gave me what 72 woulda have been before i even got 72 from 88-16!!! what the heck!


EDIT** didnt see the every # that you could get has the same symbol... but i was kinda freaaked out by it at first

[Reo5th]

Originally posted by FalconGuy016
I know how it works

only after i explained it to you stupid! you couldn't even get it to work until i showed you how to do the math!

[FalconGuy016]

I figured it out first

[Reo5th]

you have got to be kidding me. i showed it to you a day after i found it buddy.

[FalconGuy016]

lol dont make me dig up history
I know you showed it to me but I figured it out after being scared to death of it

[Reo5th]

dig up history! dig up history!

[Trench]

Lol... It is flash... I think it actually locates where your mouse is at on the screen since the whole thing is a flash program and just does it that way... Try putting your mouse on a different number than what you are looking at...

[Reo5th]

Originally posted by Trench
Lol... It is flash... I think it actually locates where your mouse is at on the screen since the whole thing is a flash program and just does it that way... Try putting your mouse on a different number than what you are looking at...

This has already been discussed. It has nothing to do with input. It is all based on a simple mathematic fact.

When you do what they say, the output will always be a multiple of nine...

35: 3+5=8 35-8 = 27 27/3 = 9
41: 4+1=5 41-5 = 36 36/4 = 9
63: 6+3=9 63-9 = 54 27/5 = 9

Nothing tricky going on here folks.

[InfinatyBPS]

I still don't get how it knows the exact symbol everytime... who cares if its a multipul of 9, how does it guess which symbol everytime?

[Curly]

Ok. No matter what number you choose the answer will always be a multiple of nine. If you look on the chart every single multiple of 9 has the same symbol next to it. Therefore there is no way for it to be wrong.

[InfinatyBPS]

but if its always a multiple of 9 and all the multiple's of 9 have the same symbol, wouldn't that mean that it would show the same symbol over and over again?

[shartley]

Originally posted by InfinatyBPS
but if its always a multiple of 9 and all the multiple's of 9 have the same symbol, wouldn't that mean that it would show the same symbol over and over again?

Yes... that is why they are not correct in how it works. It SOUNDS good until you face the fact that the symbols CHANGE. And they seem to change at a random pattern.... as you do.

Oh, and for those that THINK there is no way for it to be wrong... read my other post. It CAN be wrong, and has been. Just not very often.

Someone want to really tell us how it works?

[Orange Crush]

You guys are funny....it does work on the multiples of 9. If it was wrong, its because your math was wrong....if it gives you the wrong sign, then redo your math. I had it happen to me and it was my mistake.

Here, I'll show you another example....this one, unlike the flash one is not always correct, but does turn out so, quite frequently. Follow the directions carefully complete each step before moving on to the next, and try to answer each question quickly.

1. Pick any number between 1 and 10.

2. Take that number and multiply it by 9.

3. If you get a two digit number, add the two numbers together then subtract 5. If you have a single digit number, add it to zero and subract 5.

4. For you answer, choose the corresponding letter of the alphabet. ie. 1=a, 2=b, 3=c, etc....

5. Once you have that letter, choose a country that starts with that letter.

6. Take the last letter of that country and choose an animal that starts with that letter.

7. Now take the last letter of that animal and think of a color that starts with that letter.






















At this point I feel obligated to tell you that there are no Orange Kangaroos in Denmark.

[Thordic]

The symbols change all the time, but the symbols for 9 are always the same as each other. It just changes them constantly.

Do it about 10 times, but don't pick a number. Just note what the symbols next to all the multiples of 9 are.