EU+US A Riddle! With a reward! Who gets it first!

Gimme a few more minutes, I think I cracked it
 
Can you tell if we operate(+,-,etc.) upon the lines, the words or letters above it spell into something meaningful? or is the answer a picture
 
Till now nobody was even close except @Myrm, to the active thinkers between us.. I'd strongly suggest you guys to read his post. It might help you a bit!
 
Conq said:
i'm trying to find letters shapped by the spaces in between the lines, I swear i keep seeing something, i need to spend more time making it more read-able with a word processor
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You're creative I like it!
 
Annoy whom? You're the only one here crying. You could ignore me, but instead you feed me entertainment. As for "wannabe" who am I trying to idolize myself as? You think you're clever posting a riddle that anyone could pull out of their ass if anyone gave two śhits.
 
Taken a quick look at this and there are definitely some steno clues in this. The single letters that are bold, italic, caps and stuff all point towards how those words are written in steno when taken out (not every word is done like this). I've had some steno in school back in the days but can't seem to figure out fast what the connection is with the underscores (those were also added in, the first post didnt even have them). I cba really to think further about this maby someone else who wants to find out what ever the riddle can be can use this knowledge.

When you take "manage" for example which is fully bold, in steno this would be "mng" and single letters in bold like "goo d" means that the double o would be taken out in steno and would simply be "gd"

We actually use alot steno look a like words in our game. gd is not an unknown thing in wow chat for example.

Personally, I do not even believe there is something with these posts at all or anything hidden in them but just a way to make you think there is something hidden with words just like for example this one but which is simply the other way around and trying to tell that there is no hidden message while there actually is one: This a very serious text post with no hidden meaning.
 
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Devm_eu said:
Hey there Myrm!
First off, I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised to know there are more people in the community who are interested in philosophy.
Thus spent alot of time reading your answer.
I'm more than happy to say you're closer than anyone has ever been to solving my riddle.
So I'm also excited to see what kinda outcome this will have, since I spent alot of time making it!
But be careful, since you tend to go out-of-bounds with the info that has been given. So try to purely focus on the clues.
Quipu is incorrect I'm afraid, but it was a nice try!
Speaking of clues I got another one, try to look at the lines. If you dig deep enough.. you'll eventually be able to combine the info you already know to a final answer.
But I must say, this is the hardest part.
I wish all of you good luck!
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http://able2know.org/topic/316564-1

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I figured out the riddle. I am not gonna post the answer here on these forums and here is why. I cannot find the original poster of this riddle, and if the original poster actually is going to give a reward out someone else isn't gonna take prize for my work :p

On the link i posted first, in the riddle it says:
"I hope I'll (this I is italicized where i read it) be ablE to find the individuals I sought"

The statement this poster implemented into the riddle in brackets was put there by the poster from the forum link, meaning he neither is the original poster. I cannot find the original poster on google so for now this is gonna be a stalemate.

Unless @Devm tells me where he found this riddle and i'll let you all know what the prize is, who knows it could be something little or a lot ^^
 
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I KEEP SEEING SOMETHING IN HERE TOO...
(These are the lines in between the text of the riddle.)
 
Sybill said:
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I KEEP SEEING SOMETHING IN HERE TOO...
(These are the lines in between the text of the riddle.)
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Relax your eyes, or squeeze. Now let ur eyes focus on on a specific point (to where you can still see the lines), and the message will appear. :p It also helps to put it on a black background for more contrast.

Creating some distance between you and the monitor also helps.

It is also unfair, because depending on how your brain works, you'll either see the message, or gibberish. It's the same with this:

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Either you see a young beautiful woman, or you see an old lady. It's the same principal with the cipher. You either see the message, or gibberish. Now, in this picture you are able to see both. But that is due to the fact that you know the picture beforehand, or is told that there are multiple perceptions.
 
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Bestworld said:
Relax your eyes, or squeeze. Now let ur eyes focus on on a specific point (to where you can still see the lines), and the message will appear. :p It also helps to put it on a black background for more contrast.

Creating some distance between you and the monitor also helps.

It is also unfair, because depending on how your brain works, you'll either see the message, or gibberish. It's the same with this:

d0c9833ac.jpg


Either you see a young beautiful woman, or you see an old lady. It's the same principal with the cipher. You either see the message, or gibberish. Now, in this picture you are able to see both. But that is due to the fact that you know the picture beforehand, or is told that there are multiple perceptions.
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Good job, nice approach I'll keep an eye on you ;)
 
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