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For starters, I've rectified the data in the image by manually adjusting UV coordinates in Blender:
I edited the rectified image in GIMP, first rescaling to 144x64, then adjusting colors until the resulting image data is perfectly clear (one or two errors may have crept in):
Now if you look closely, every second column is just alternating black/white. ...
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These historical items are
And the values are
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I think the missing pattern is
Reasoning
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The title is a hint:
I believe a word is a Peccato word when:
A word is Not Peccato word when:
Proof:
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I think the answer is:
The actors share a common thing:
Here's the list:
There are several options for the missing one:
My guess is that you're after
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The missing answer is:
This is because:
If we match up all of the sequences shown in the diagram, we get the following:
The missing sequence therefore:
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A Resilient Word is:
For example:
As for the name:
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A range word is
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I would argue that this is a poorly specified puzzle (as is common with these things). @MacGyver88's solution is completely valid. But you could equally say
In fact, if you assume that this is a column-by-column operation, you could set up a system of simultaneous equations to figure out what that operation was (assuming it was linear which is not ...
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A valid answer is
Explanation:
Credits to @SayedMohdAli for discussing this in the comments.
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If we take this 9-by-9 grid, and
All columns, and all rows have a
So, the duplicates are (1,1 & 2,3), (3,1 & 2,2) and (2,1 & 3,3). We know from hint 3 that
This is one (of many many) solutions to this:
And here I'm stuck for now. I don't know the sequence yet, and there's a lateral thinking tag on this, so I might be way way off.
This is ...
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A Range Word is a word where:
Examples:
As for the name:
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So, the solution might be
Here's how I did it
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Well, here is an attempt at a partial solution.
Some explanation:
That is as far as my brain gets me.
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Alternative solution
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Partial answer:
At this moment these are my findings, coincidences or not, I don't know:
Edit 1:
This is another pattern I found, Could it be useful or just coincidence?
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