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"DanielSan" <danielsan@speakeasy.net> wrote ...
> On 9/26/2010 3:08 AM, |-|ercules wrote:
>> "DanielSan" <danielsan@speakeasy.net> wrote ...
>>> On 9/26/2010 3:00 AM, |-|ercules wrote:
>>>> We have a player!
>>>>
>>>> DanielSan asked one of the following 3 questions.
>>>>
>>>> Name: DanielSan
>>>> Question1: Is my cat a tortoiseshell?
>>>> Question2: Will I get hired for construction?
>>>> Question3: Does God exist?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Here is my 'guess' which question he asked.
>>>> b77df81542f82636b6b34251b97406b2
>>>>
>>>> DanielSan can now reveal which question he was thinking of at:
>>>> www.HercsHome.com/AskPsychic.html
>>>>
>>>> Care to post the answer (question) DanielSan and I'll reveal my
>>>> guess which will match the given MD5 above.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I could post my guess here but you guys might cheat!
>>>
>>> And therefore, you will never get your response because I need to see
>>> the unencrypted answer to ensure that you won't cheat.
>>
>>
>> If you see the answer (my guess at your question) you can change your mind
>> and merely post a different question.
>>
>> I have a 10 digit private key appended to your question and MD5'd.
>>
>> That is not enough leeway to manipulate a MD5 collision with a different
>> one of your questions.
>>
>> Therefore, it's impossible for me to change my guess and still match the
>> MD5.
>>
>> Any comp.sci types confirm this for DanielSan?
> 
> So, how should I answer the question?


Tell me what question you were thinking of on page 1 of my forms.

Then I'll post 1 of these lines of text.

DanielSan p129 Is my cat a tortoiseshell? 4387473737
DanielSan p129 Will I get hired for construction? 3673737878
DanielSan p129 Does God exist? 3847473873


If my line of text contains your original question AND it MD5's to
the MD5 in this post - then I read your mind! ........ with 1in3 chance it was just a fluke.

i.e. I broke 3:1 odds on a paranormal test IF they match.


Herc