so you can answer What are These?
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5$\begingroup$ what are those.... XD $\endgroup$– Omega KryptonJun 25, 2019 at 4:11
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4$\begingroup$ Mamma mia, where to begin... +1! :P $\endgroup$– Mr PieJun 25, 2019 at 4:35
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1$\begingroup$ Some progress (rot13): R vf gur fnzr nf H, naq rirel bgure cnggrea vf havdhr. Fb V guvax R naq H ner gur gjvaf naq gur bguref ner gur bqq barf bhg. Ohg V fgvyy qba'g xabj jung gurfr ner. $\endgroup$– JS1Jun 25, 2019 at 10:08
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$\begingroup$ Bs pbhefr, gura, yrsg gur gjvaf jbhyq ersre gb P naq G. $\endgroup$– Thomas MarkovJun 25, 2019 at 10:31
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$\begingroup$ Minor edit, RIP my grammar :( $\endgroup$– athinJun 25, 2019 at 12:28
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Are these your
FLOWCHARTINGS?
Because
this is the word that forms when I connect letters that are one difference apart, ignoring E and U, which are identical twins.
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$\begingroup$ Great works! Btw, the intended solution is like this: rot13(Svaq n cvpgher (sebz 15) juvpu unf rknpgyl n fvatyr pryy/ryrzrag qvssrerag guna gur bguref, fb vg'f S (gbc-evtug pryy). Gura, qb gur fnzr guvat sbe gur erfg 14, jr jvyy trg Y. Nsgre gung, vgrengviryl sbe gur erfg 13, 12, naq fb ba hagvy 3 nf lbh pna'g qb gung guvat sbe gur erfg 2 va gur raq.) $\endgroup$– athinJun 28, 2019 at 15:47
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1$\begingroup$ Well I had initially looked for rot13(juvpu pryyf va rnpu vzntr qvssrerq sebz gur znwbevgl, naq gura abgvprq gung gur pbyyrpgvbaf bs "reebef" va rnpu cvpgher frrzrq gb or fhofrgf bs rnpu bgure, fb V raqrq hc jvgu n gjb-jnl pbagnvazrag punva pbagnvavat gur arprffnel yrggref. Nyfb, jnl gb uvqr lbhe anzr va gurer.) ;) $\endgroup$ Jun 28, 2019 at 20:05