Alleged hint to Stephanie

[goldilocks]

Apr 5, 2020 9:38:45 GMT -5 ironwill said:

Apr 3, 2020 19:16:44 GMT -5 brtlatjgt said:

Sorry but don't have link. I saw it being discussed on Thor and copied it.

Its alright I found a similar link just for veracity.  Okay I ran the operation like I did before.  I would love for anyone to double check my calculations to make sure I did not misclick when using online calculator.  

What I did way back when Stephanie got this was follow Forrest's directions, not following math protocol. If that's what he intended then it looks like this...   


A=21+4x4-50x6 Then divide by A(itself) which gives you the answer of 1

so... 1+2x61-3x44+80x61+43+12546/19-263466787

If you just go from left to right without any order of mathematical operations...this ends up giving you... -263,440,440.2105263.

I eliminated everything beyond the decimal giving you -263,440,440  .

Pay close attention in the equation to the final underlined number that was subtracted.  I believe all of the operations beforehand were just "FLUFF" and he used the last number subtraction to give him the intended answer he needed.   Notice it is 9 digits.  You would ask you self... but phone numbers are 10 digits so this doesn't work?   Well it works, if you consider the the NEGATIVE SYMBOL as a VARIABLE NUMERAL  much like X, Y, or Z.   That then makes the phone number:
(-26)-344-0440.  Now, if you remember...Forrest told her there was only a 33% chance of being right?  Well I believe he said that because if you go through the AREA CODE LIST available...

www.bennetyee.org/ucsd-pages/area.html

There are only 3 area codes in U.S. and Canada that end in 26.  They are...

(226)- Windsor Canada 
(626)- Altadena California
(726)-San Antonio Texas

So if you look at that, there is your 1 in 3 chance of being right.

The numbers are ....
(226)-344-0440 Daniel Fanelli (did not find further info)
(626)-344-0440 Lucas Janin Altadena California, Cinemagraphic designer, video editor
(726)-344-0440 San Antonio TX, Unknown- Verizon could not complete the call.

As I said this is just a possibility, and perhaps this was legit and the San Antonio number was a hint line if anyone figured it out.  Possibly Forrest has now taken that number down.  San Antonio is only 2 hours from where he was born and grew up.

Hi Ironwill,

I read 19less263466787 as (263466787-19) which = 263466768 - so to me this is the number you would be dividing by if that makes sense?

[ironwill]

Apr 5, 2020 15:27:04 GMT -5 goldilocks said:

Apr 5, 2020 9:38:45 GMT -5 ironwill said:

Its alright I found a similar link just for veracity.  Okay I ran the operation like I did before.  I would love for anyone to double check my calculations to make sure I did not misclick when using online calculator.  

What I did way back when Stephanie got this was follow Forrest's directions, not following math protocol. If that's what he intended then it looks like this...   


A=21+4x4-50x6 Then divide by A(itself) which gives you the answer of 1

so... 1+2x61-3x44+80x61+43+12546/19-263466787

If you just go from left to right without any order of mathematical operations...this ends up giving you... -263,440,440.2105263.

I eliminated everything beyond the decimal giving you -263,440,440  .

Pay close attention in the equation to the final underlined number that was subtracted.  I believe all of the operations beforehand were just "FLUFF" and he used the last number subtraction to give him the intended answer he needed.   Notice it is 9 digits.  You would ask you self... but phone numbers are 10 digits so this doesn't work?   Well it works, if you consider the the NEGATIVE SYMBOL as a VARIABLE NUMERAL  much like X, Y, or Z.   That then makes the phone number:
(-26)-344-0440.  Now, if you remember...Forrest told her there was only a 33% chance of being right?  Well I believe he said that because if you go through the AREA CODE LIST available...

www.bennetyee.org/ucsd-pages/area.html

There are only 3 area codes in U.S. and Canada that end in 26.  They are...

(226)- Windsor Canada 
(626)- Altadena California
(726)-San Antonio Texas

So if you look at that, there is your 1 in 3 chance of being right.

The numbers are ....
(226)-344-0440 Daniel Fanelli (did not find further info)
(626)-344-0440 Lucas Janin Altadena California, Cinemagraphic designer, video editor
(726)-344-0440 San Antonio TX, Unknown- Verizon could not complete the call.

As I said this is just a possibility, and perhaps this was legit and the San Antonio number was a hint line if anyone figured it out.  Possibly Forrest has now taken that number down.  San Antonio is only 2 hours from where he was born and grew up.

Hi Ironwill,

I read 19less263466787 as (263466787-19) which = 263466768 - so to me this is the number you would be dividing by if that makes sense?

I don't claim to be any kind of math or literary professor but I believe if you followed the left to right it would divide by 19 then LESS or minus the 263466787...but it doesn't really matter as it doesn't seem to produce any valuable info.

[zaphod73491]

There are far more than 3 equally viable solutions to that long string of numbers and operators; therefore, Stephanie would not have a 33% chance of getting the correct result, which means that it's a smokescreen. Note that nowhere does Forrest instruct her to compute the result. His instruction instead is "If you look at that final number on your phone dial..." Seems to me there are three possibilities (33%):

1. Look at the final number: 263466787
2. Look at the final digit: 7
3. Look at the final number *on your phone dial*: (a few possibilities there)

Choice #3 is the sneakiest, but also the most literal.

[ironwill]

Apr 5, 2020 20:46:05 GMT -5 zaphod73491 said:

There are far more than 3 equally viable solutions to that long string of numbers and operators; therefore, Stephanie would not have a 33% chance of getting the correct result, which means that it's a smokescreen. Note that nowhere does Forrest instruct her to compute the result. His instruction instead is "If you look at that final number on your phone dial..." Seems to me there are three possibilities (33%):

1. Look at the final number: 263466787
2. Look at the final digit: 7
3. Look at the final number *on your phone dial*: (a few possibilities there)

Choice #3 is the sneakiest, but also the most literal.

Zap, thank you! I never saw that in all the times I looked at it.  "If you look at the final number on your phone dial.... "7"  LMAO  That just happens to be where I'm looking!

[thrillchaser]

youtu.be/aTMXI4mSN9s


interview with stephanie

[miracleman]

Thanks Thrillchaser, interesting video/interview especially music choice!

Do you know if Stephanie documented any of her searches anywhere? Be curious to see where she’s searched.

[Jenny]

Here's a link to a Six Q's I did early on with Stephanie..... at the time she had ran 'What's a Blaze Blog'....

mysteriouswritings.com/six-questions-with-stephanie-owner-of-whats-a-blaze-blog/

[thrillchaser]

Apr 25, 2020 20:36:05 GMT -5 miracleman said:

Thanks Thrillchaser, interesting video/interview especially music choice!

Do you know if Stephanie documented any of her searches anywhere? Be curious to see where she’s searched.

I don't know. sounds as if mindy will be doing more interviews with her.

[Jenny]

Mindy had posted an updated version of the video mentioned above: