Monday, September 2, 2019

enigmatic puzzle - The mysterious equations - Clue Twenty Seven


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A note from @Mithrandir: I have given explicit permission for @Volatility to post this, and gave him the answer to encode. If you want to post one, ping @Mithrandir in chat and we'll talk.




You speak the answer. And of course, a trapdoor opens up and you fall.


You land on something soft, but everything is dark. Then a light flickers on, and you see that you're in a small space. On the far wall is a plaque:



Here's an for you, again. Are you good enough to solve it? You cannot pass until you do, as you very well know...



it != pile_of(rhythms)
jpg == (10**3)*moor
judgement.oz == acuity.noise
[thumb, palm, wren, fingers] == [trees, philosophy, trees]



Hint 1:



Take a look at the paper the puzzle's painted on.



Hint 2:




What's it worth to solve this puzzle?





Edit: Having received feedback from various people that the puzzle was severely underclued, I have decided to modify it to make it (hopefully) more accessible. Apologies to anyone who spent a lot of time on the previous version(s), whose difficulty I grossly underestimated.




Next clue--->



Answer




Each one has a letter changed from the phrase with worth found by Gareth




First is



A hill of beans -> beaTs



Second is



A thousand words -> Lords EDIT: Actually woLds.



Third is




pound -> Sound of wit



Last is



two -> tAo (actually spelled tau though?) in the bush



Finally



Use the changed letters to spell SALT, EDIT: by taking them in the order of the changed letter in the word. Sound, tAo, woLds, beaTs




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