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Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:47:59Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?		:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?
	:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc		:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc
	:::5) But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't seem to have mathematical significance, and additionally, doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.		:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't seem to have mathematical significance, and additionally, doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters.
			:::5) Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: '''Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound.''' Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.
	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:47:33Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?		:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?
	:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc		:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc
	:::5) But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters~~. There is no obvious mathematical significance~~. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.		:::5) But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't seem to have mathematical significance, and additionally, doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.
	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:46:24Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?		:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?
	:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc		:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc
	:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.		:::5) But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.
	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

	:::5) These last steps may seem like the developers were a bit arbitrary, but rest assured, that is how real people behave. This is not a system of logic for you to analyze: these are people hiding a secret; people to people interactions, to make a fun game. And so they did hide their answer in the name of the star system.		::: These last steps may seem like the developers were a bit arbitrary, but rest assured, that is how real people behave. This is not a system of logic for you to analyze: these are people hiding a secret; people to people interactions, to make a fun game. And so they did hide their answer in the name of the star system.

	:::P.S. I'm glad the modern version reflects the fact that the developers accurately described the mystery star system.		:::P.S. I'm glad the modern version reflects the fact that the developers accurately described the mystery star system.

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:45:51Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::3) '''If English, well then we're getting somewhere'''. Out of the conglomeration 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' there is something that sticks out in resemblance: the Lyncis star cluster.		:::3) '''If English, well then we're getting somewhere'''. Out of the conglomeration 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' there is something that sticks out in resemblance: the Lyncis star cluster.
	:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?		:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?
	:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, ~~Gamm~~, Delta, etc		:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc
	:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.		:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.
	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:44:02Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

	:::5) These last steps may seem like the developers were a bit arbitrary, but rest assured, that is how real people behave. This is not a system of logic for you to analyze: these are people hiding a secret; people to people interactions, to make a fun game. And so they did hide their answer in the name of the system.		:::5) These last steps may seem like the developers were a bit arbitrary, but rest assured, that is how real people behave. This is not a system of logic for you to analyze: these are people hiding a secret; people to people interactions, to make a fun game. And so they did hide their answer in the name of the star system.

	:::P.S. I'm glad the modern version reflects the fact that the developers accurately described the mystery star system.		:::P.S. I'm glad the modern version reflects the fact that the developers accurately described the mystery star system.

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:43:05Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?		:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?
	:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamm, Delta, etc		:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamm, Delta, etc
	:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.		:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. Among others of course. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.
	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:42:42Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?		:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?
	:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamm, Delta, etc		:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamm, Delta, etc
	:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; ~~similarly~~, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.		:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; as well, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.
	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:42:07Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::3) '''If English, well then we're getting somewhere'''. Out of the conglomeration 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' there is something that sticks out in resemblance: the Lyncis star cluster.		:::3) '''If English, well then we're getting somewhere'''. Out of the conglomeration 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' there is something that sticks out in resemblance: the Lyncis star cluster.
	:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?		:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?
	:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, ~~Gamme~~, Delta, etc		:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamm, Delta, etc
	:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; similarly, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.		:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; similarly, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.
	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:41:45Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::> Thoughts?		:::> Thoughts?

	:::1) One may shy away from ~~conspiracy theory like thinking~~, but in this case it is literally a conspiracy; e.g. you play the boardgame Clue expecting that there really is something going on to solve. Therefore we may take at face value that 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' is not necessarily random gibberish but may have hid something. Being too rigid and robotic a cleric with your editing, fixated on issues of style rather than substance, does you and the articles no credit.		:::1) '''One may shy away from seemingly making runaway thoughts & connections, but in this case it is literally a conspiracy'''; e.g. you play the boardgame Clue expecting that there really is something going on to solve. Therefore we may take at face value that 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' is not necessarily random gibberish but may have hid something. Being too rigid and robotic a cleric with your editing, fixated on issues of style rather than substance, does you and the articles no credit.

	:::2) Given that 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' may hold a clue, and may not be just random gibberish, what might we glean?		:::2) '''Given that 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' may hold a clue, and may not be just random gibberish, what might we glean?'''
	:::- Well, there doesn't seem to be any fancy mathematical analysis to be done here. Therefore we will work plainly on the literal words themselves.		:::- Well, there doesn't seem to be any fancy mathematical analysis to be done here. Therefore we will work plainly on the literal words themselves.
	:::- If based on a real language, not useful to base it on something other than English, as no guarantee that enough people would know it.		:::- If based on a real language, not useful to base it on something other than English, as no guarantee that enough people would know it.

	:::3) If English, well then we're getting somewhere. Out of the conglomeration 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' there is something that sticks out in resemblance: the Lyncis star cluster.		:::3) '''If English, well then we're getting somewhere'''. Out of the conglomeration 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' there is something that sticks out in resemblance: the Lyncis star cluster.
	:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?		:::- Testing this hypothesis: If 'Linch-Nas' = Lyncis, what could 'Ploh' signify? Is it just random gibberish, meant to be incomprehensible?
	:::4) Perhaps. But this is the name of a star system. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamme, Delta, etc		:::4) Perhaps. But '''this is the name of a star system'''. If it is one of the Lyncis stars, 'Ploh' may determine which one. So 'Ploh' means Alpha, Beta, Gamme, Delta, etc
	:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; similarly, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.		:::- But which??? Aye, there's the rub. 'Ploh' doesn't sound like any of those Greek letters. There is no obvious mathematical significance. Being linguistically talented however, I detect a clue: Many languages transpose 'l' & 'r' sound; similarly, many languages transpose 'p' and 'f' sound. In ancient times few people were literate, travel and transportation were limited, and so vulgar spoken language became a big game of Chinese whispers. Running through the likely permutations and accounting for other possible transpositions, we do find that 'ploh' resembles an English word which may be of use here; the word 'four'.
	:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis		:::- And now we have our answer: Lyncis Four. Four Lyncis. But stars aren't labelled in that way? Well then, the fourth letter. Delta Lyncis

Command codes: /* Linch-Nas-Ploh */

2017-05-02T05:40:05Z

Linch-Nas-Ploh

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	:::1) One may shy away from conspiracy theory like thinking, but in this case it is literally a conspiracy; e.g. you play the boardgame Clue expecting that there really is something going on to solve. Therefore we may take at face value that 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' is not necessarily random gibberish but may have hid something. Being too rigid and robotic a cleric with your editing, fixated on issues of style rather than substance, does you and the articles no credit.		:::1) One may shy away from conspiracy theory like thinking, but in this case it is literally a conspiracy; e.g. you play the boardgame Clue expecting that there really is something going on to solve. Therefore we may take at face value that 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' is not necessarily random gibberish but may have hid something. Being too rigid and robotic a cleric with your editing, fixated on issues of style rather than substance, does you and the articles no credit.

	:::2) Given that 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' may ~~mean something~~, what might we glean?		:::2) Given that 'Linch-Nas-Ploh' may hold a clue, and may not be just random gibberish, what might we glean?
	:::- Well, there doesn't seem to be any fancy mathematical analysis to be done here. Therefore we will work plainly on the literal words themselves.		:::- Well, there doesn't seem to be any fancy mathematical analysis to be done here. Therefore we will work plainly on the literal words themselves.
	:::- If based on a real language, not useful to base it on something other than English, as no guarantee that enough people would know it.		:::- If based on a real language, not useful to base it on something other than English, as no guarantee that enough people would know it.