Published in Pondering h2g2 (42)
Published in Pondering h2g2 (42)
Published in Pondering h2g2 (42)
Image credit by Brian Wangeheim
Image credit by Brian Wangeheim
Image credit by Brian Wangeheim
Resigner Luth
Resigner Luth
Resigner Luth
Resigner Luth identifies as a writer, a poet, and influencer. She is living her final life (as in last incarnation) to the full. Most of the time. At other times, she's playing the fool. 🃏 Living in a country that believes in many things, except electricity as a human need. Enough said. ✍️☮️📧
Resigner Luth identifies as a writer, a poet, and influencer. She is living her final life (as in last incarnation) to the full. Most of the time. At other times, she's playing the fool. 🃏 Living in a country that believes in many things, except electricity as a human need. Enough said. ✍️☮️📧
Resigner Luth identifies as a writer, a poet, and influencer. She is living her final life (as in last incarnation) to the full. Most of the time. At other times, she's playing the fool. 🃏 Living in a country that believes in many things, except electricity as a human need. Enough said. ✍️☮️📧
August 8, 2023
August 8, 2023
August 8, 2023
Running on fumes
Running on fumes
Running on fumes
Dreams need chasing
Dreams need chasing
Dreams need chasing
Fawr-tee-too
~ Slang dictionary. Also, the answer to the " ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything," THE joke in Douglas Adams's 1979 novel, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
☝️Wonder if the AI is suffering from seasonal depression?
Let's ask It?
Certainly! Here are ten questions about life, chemical bonds, the human body, and the earth population with the number 42 in the answer:
Life: Question: At what age did the science fiction character Arthur Dent learn the meaning of life, the universe, and everything in Douglas Adams' "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"?
Answer: 42 (The answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything).
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many valence electrons does an atom of calcium have, indicating its position in Group 2 of the periodic table?
Answer: 42 (Calcium has two valence electrons)
The Human Body: Question: What is the average number of adult teeth a human has, excluding wisdom teeth?
Answer: 42
Earth Population: Question: As of the United Nations' latest estimate, what percentage of the global population lives in urban areas?
Answer: 42% (Approximately 42% of the global population lives in urban areas)
Life: Question: In the novel "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," what is the number that Deep Thought, the supercomputer, reveals as the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything? Answer: 42
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many electrons are needed to fill the third energy level of an atom completely?
Answer: 42 (The third energy level can hold a maximum of 18 electrons, and if we fill the previous levels, it results in 42 electrons)
The Human Body: Question: On average, how many pints of blood does an adult human body contain?
Answer:42 (An average adult human body contains about 9 to 12 pints of blood, and 1 pint is equal to 16 ounces, making it 42 ounces per pint).
Earth Population: Question: During the mid-20th century, what year did the global population reach approximately 3 billion?
Answer: 1942 (The global population reached approximately 3 billion in 1942)
Life: Question: In the classic novel "The Catcher in the Rye," how old was the protagonist, Holden Caulfield?
Answer: 16 (Holden Caulfield was 16 years old, and 4 + 2 equals 6, which gives us 16).
?? -> Author's note: Huh?
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many atoms of oxygen are there in one molecule of sulfuric acid (H2SO4)?
Answer: 4 + 2 = 6 (There are 4 oxygen atoms in sulfuric acid, and 2 + 4 equals 6.
Note: Some answers are derived from the sum of digits or number manipulations to incorporate the number 42.
Well thanks, some "creative license" was actually used.
Exactly my point - or at least close to my point as damn is to swearing. ^_~
Story time
"The Enigmatic Inkwell Murder"
In the quaint village of Letterton, renowned writer Alexander Quill is found lifeless in his study, murdered under mysterious circumstances. The news spreads like wildfire, captivating the close-knit community. As suspicion looms over everyone.
The forty-two residents of Letterton, each named with a number, find themselves entangled in a perplexing murder mystery.
Number 1; the astute detective, gathers everyone in the village hall to solve the case. The suspects are well-known locals, including number 2., a rival writer, and #3, the town librarian who once had a bitter dispute with the deceased.
Among the witnesses are the baker, and the florist, who had both overheard hushed conversations on the day of the murder.
Me (number 6)😉, the eccentric artist, hints at a hidden motive through cryptic paintings, while the reclusive hermit, behaves suspiciously.
A fortune teller claims to have predicted the murder, while the gossipmonger, stirs the pot with intriguing rumours.
The pharmacist, (#10) who runs the local apothecary, is questioned for "possible" involvement due to mysterious potions found near the crime scene. Meanwhile, 11, the mail carrier, reveals a series of eerie letters sent to the deceased, raising more questions about Alexander's past.
The curious, young, schoolmistress, discovers an old diary with cryptic entries that suggest a secret society in Letterton.
When the blacksmith, remembers the night of the murder and points out that the town drunk, was acting unusually sober.
Meanwhile, the kind-hearted doctor, performs the autopsy and uncovers a hidden message in the victim's last words which prompts the town historian to dig into Alexander's past, unearthing a web of dark secrets that cast suspicion on various individuals.
Meanwhile, the priest, insists on divine intervention, praying for answers, while yet another, the fortune-seeker, consults tarot cards in search of clues.
There's the local police officer, who seems oddly nervous during the investigation, drawing suspicion and the tailor, finds a mysterious thread at the crime scene, leading to the seamstress, whose stitches unravel the truth.
Surprised, the dim-witted gardener, reveals a freshly planted rose, signalling a silent mourning gesture, as the chef, unravels a recipe that may have been the last meal Alexander ate.
The daring journalist delves into the writer's unpublished manuscripts and discovers hidden messages throughout his works.
An elderly couple, known for their wisdom, provide crucial insights into Alexander's relationships and potential motives.
Suspect no.26, the banker, discovers financial irregularities related to the writer, when the librarian's assistant, recalls an intense argument between the victim and his grandson, a struggling poet, on the eve of the murder.
On the guest list as "29," an aspiring actor, reenacts the events leading up to the murder, trying to reconstruct the timeline.
To calm all the party goers, the musician, plays a haunting melody that resonates with the gathered crowd, offering an eerie atmosphere to the investigation.
Now, the elderly recluse, once close to Alexander, reveals a hidden connection that raises suspicion whist the town's carpenter, finds a secret compartment in the study that conceals a mysterious letter.
Guest number 33, the circus performer, demonstrates acrobatic skills that indicate knowledge of an elaborate escape plan.
Well renowned clockmaker, adjusts the hands of the timepiece at the crime scene, hinting at the exact moment of the murder.
Cynical sister, doubts the whole investigation, claiming the writer's death is merely an unfortunate accident.
As is his way, the town lawyer, points out inconsistencies in witness statements and highlights alibis.
Another guest, a scientist, analyses evidence from the scene and produces a theory about the murder weapon. A translator deciphers coded messages hidden in Alexander's notes. As per usual, it's the innkeeper, (the one that knows all the hidden secrets) provides information about a mysterious guest who checked in around the time of the murder, who points the finger at the "heir".
To not be biased even the veterinarian, examines the victim's pet, uncovering a clue related to the crime.
The final guest- a puzzle enthusiast, collects all the evidence and puts together the final pieces of the puzzle, revealing the identity of the killer.
As the investigation progresses, dark secrets come to light, exposing jealousy, betrayal, and the lengths some will go to protect their secrets. With forty-two minds working together, the murderer is finally unmasked, and justice prevails in the enigmatic inkwell murder of Alexander Quill.
~ Will justice prevail? Can you solve the mystery without a further clue? (Resigner wants to know…)
Here's a clue to aid my readers in their quest to uncover the identity of the murderer:
Clue: During the investigation, one of the characters, let's call them "X," seemed unusually composed and distanced themselves from the emotional turmoil surrounding the murder. While everyone else displayed various emotions like shock, grief, or anger, "X" appeared detached and focused on the investigation itself. Pay close attention to this person's actions and interactions with others during this trying time, as it may reveal a deeper layer of involvement or knowledge in the crime.
Remember, solving the murder mystery of Alexander Quill requires careful observation, logical reasoning, and a keen eye for details. Keep your mind sharp, and with the clue provided, you might just uncover the truth hidden within the enigmatic inkwell murder!
Ok, spread the love. Get up and move! One day at a time, until you find yourself running downhill.
Resigner 💜
# justmoveforward
🪝Please remember, "Cinder's ascending" in Book portals, the battle continues, the characters need hunting down. And just sometimes, they scare even me. Writers unite!
Fawr-tee-too
~ Slang dictionary. Also, the answer to the " ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything," THE joke in Douglas Adams's 1979 novel, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
☝️Wonder if the AI is suffering from seasonal depression?
Let's ask It?
Certainly! Here are ten questions about life, chemical bonds, the human body, and the earth population with the number 42 in the answer:
Life: Question: At what age did the science fiction character Arthur Dent learn the meaning of life, the universe, and everything in Douglas Adams' "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"?
Answer: 42 (The answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything).
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many valence electrons does an atom of calcium have, indicating its position in Group 2 of the periodic table?
Answer: 42 (Calcium has two valence electrons)
The Human Body: Question: What is the average number of adult teeth a human has, excluding wisdom teeth?
Answer: 42
Earth Population: Question: As of the United Nations' latest estimate, what percentage of the global population lives in urban areas?
Answer: 42% (Approximately 42% of the global population lives in urban areas)
Life: Question: In the novel "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," what is the number that Deep Thought, the supercomputer, reveals as the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything? Answer: 42
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many electrons are needed to fill the third energy level of an atom completely?
Answer: 42 (The third energy level can hold a maximum of 18 electrons, and if we fill the previous levels, it results in 42 electrons)
The Human Body: Question: On average, how many pints of blood does an adult human body contain?
Answer:42 (An average adult human body contains about 9 to 12 pints of blood, and 1 pint is equal to 16 ounces, making it 42 ounces per pint).
Earth Population: Question: During the mid-20th century, what year did the global population reach approximately 3 billion?
Answer: 1942 (The global population reached approximately 3 billion in 1942)
Life: Question: In the classic novel "The Catcher in the Rye," how old was the protagonist, Holden Caulfield?
Answer: 16 (Holden Caulfield was 16 years old, and 4 + 2 equals 6, which gives us 16).
?? -> Author's note: Huh?
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many atoms of oxygen are there in one molecule of sulfuric acid (H2SO4)?
Answer: 4 + 2 = 6 (There are 4 oxygen atoms in sulfuric acid, and 2 + 4 equals 6.
Note: Some answers are derived from the sum of digits or number manipulations to incorporate the number 42.
Well thanks, some "creative license" was actually used.
Exactly my point - or at least close to my point as damn is to swearing. ^_~
Story time
"The Enigmatic Inkwell Murder"
In the quaint village of Letterton, renowned writer Alexander Quill is found lifeless in his study, murdered under mysterious circumstances. The news spreads like wildfire, captivating the close-knit community. As suspicion looms over everyone.
The forty-two residents of Letterton, each named with a number, find themselves entangled in a perplexing murder mystery.
Number 1; the astute detective, gathers everyone in the village hall to solve the case. The suspects are well-known locals, including number 2., a rival writer, and #3, the town librarian who once had a bitter dispute with the deceased.
Among the witnesses are the baker, and the florist, who had both overheard hushed conversations on the day of the murder.
Me (number 6)😉, the eccentric artist, hints at a hidden motive through cryptic paintings, while the reclusive hermit, behaves suspiciously.
A fortune teller claims to have predicted the murder, while the gossipmonger, stirs the pot with intriguing rumours.
The pharmacist, (#10) who runs the local apothecary, is questioned for "possible" involvement due to mysterious potions found near the crime scene. Meanwhile, 11, the mail carrier, reveals a series of eerie letters sent to the deceased, raising more questions about Alexander's past.
The curious, young, schoolmistress, discovers an old diary with cryptic entries that suggest a secret society in Letterton.
When the blacksmith, remembers the night of the murder and points out that the town drunk, was acting unusually sober.
Meanwhile, the kind-hearted doctor, performs the autopsy and uncovers a hidden message in the victim's last words which prompts the town historian to dig into Alexander's past, unearthing a web of dark secrets that cast suspicion on various individuals.
Meanwhile, the priest, insists on divine intervention, praying for answers, while yet another, the fortune-seeker, consults tarot cards in search of clues.
There's the local police officer, who seems oddly nervous during the investigation, drawing suspicion and the tailor, finds a mysterious thread at the crime scene, leading to the seamstress, whose stitches unravel the truth.
Surprised, the dim-witted gardener, reveals a freshly planted rose, signalling a silent mourning gesture, as the chef, unravels a recipe that may have been the last meal Alexander ate.
The daring journalist delves into the writer's unpublished manuscripts and discovers hidden messages throughout his works.
An elderly couple, known for their wisdom, provide crucial insights into Alexander's relationships and potential motives.
Suspect no.26, the banker, discovers financial irregularities related to the writer, when the librarian's assistant, recalls an intense argument between the victim and his grandson, a struggling poet, on the eve of the murder.
On the guest list as "29," an aspiring actor, reenacts the events leading up to the murder, trying to reconstruct the timeline.
To calm all the party goers, the musician, plays a haunting melody that resonates with the gathered crowd, offering an eerie atmosphere to the investigation.
Now, the elderly recluse, once close to Alexander, reveals a hidden connection that raises suspicion whist the town's carpenter, finds a secret compartment in the study that conceals a mysterious letter.
Guest number 33, the circus performer, demonstrates acrobatic skills that indicate knowledge of an elaborate escape plan.
Well renowned clockmaker, adjusts the hands of the timepiece at the crime scene, hinting at the exact moment of the murder.
Cynical sister, doubts the whole investigation, claiming the writer's death is merely an unfortunate accident.
As is his way, the town lawyer, points out inconsistencies in witness statements and highlights alibis.
Another guest, a scientist, analyses evidence from the scene and produces a theory about the murder weapon. A translator deciphers coded messages hidden in Alexander's notes. As per usual, it's the innkeeper, (the one that knows all the hidden secrets) provides information about a mysterious guest who checked in around the time of the murder, who points the finger at the "heir".
To not be biased even the veterinarian, examines the victim's pet, uncovering a clue related to the crime.
The final guest- a puzzle enthusiast, collects all the evidence and puts together the final pieces of the puzzle, revealing the identity of the killer.
As the investigation progresses, dark secrets come to light, exposing jealousy, betrayal, and the lengths some will go to protect their secrets. With forty-two minds working together, the murderer is finally unmasked, and justice prevails in the enigmatic inkwell murder of Alexander Quill.
~ Will justice prevail? Can you solve the mystery without a further clue? (Resigner wants to know…)
Here's a clue to aid my readers in their quest to uncover the identity of the murderer:
Clue: During the investigation, one of the characters, let's call them "X," seemed unusually composed and distanced themselves from the emotional turmoil surrounding the murder. While everyone else displayed various emotions like shock, grief, or anger, "X" appeared detached and focused on the investigation itself. Pay close attention to this person's actions and interactions with others during this trying time, as it may reveal a deeper layer of involvement or knowledge in the crime.
Remember, solving the murder mystery of Alexander Quill requires careful observation, logical reasoning, and a keen eye for details. Keep your mind sharp, and with the clue provided, you might just uncover the truth hidden within the enigmatic inkwell murder!
Ok, spread the love. Get up and move! One day at a time, until you find yourself running downhill.
Resigner 💜
# justmoveforward
🪝Please remember, "Cinder's ascending" in Book portals, the battle continues, the characters need hunting down. And just sometimes, they scare even me. Writers unite!
Fawr-tee-too
~ Slang dictionary. Also, the answer to the " ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything," THE joke in Douglas Adams's 1979 novel, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
☝️Wonder if the AI is suffering from seasonal depression?
Let's ask It?
Certainly! Here are ten questions about life, chemical bonds, the human body, and the earth population with the number 42 in the answer:
Life: Question: At what age did the science fiction character Arthur Dent learn the meaning of life, the universe, and everything in Douglas Adams' "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"?
Answer: 42 (The answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything).
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many valence electrons does an atom of calcium have, indicating its position in Group 2 of the periodic table?
Answer: 42 (Calcium has two valence electrons)
The Human Body: Question: What is the average number of adult teeth a human has, excluding wisdom teeth?
Answer: 42
Earth Population: Question: As of the United Nations' latest estimate, what percentage of the global population lives in urban areas?
Answer: 42% (Approximately 42% of the global population lives in urban areas)
Life: Question: In the novel "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," what is the number that Deep Thought, the supercomputer, reveals as the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything? Answer: 42
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many electrons are needed to fill the third energy level of an atom completely?
Answer: 42 (The third energy level can hold a maximum of 18 electrons, and if we fill the previous levels, it results in 42 electrons)
The Human Body: Question: On average, how many pints of blood does an adult human body contain?
Answer:42 (An average adult human body contains about 9 to 12 pints of blood, and 1 pint is equal to 16 ounces, making it 42 ounces per pint).
Earth Population: Question: During the mid-20th century, what year did the global population reach approximately 3 billion?
Answer: 1942 (The global population reached approximately 3 billion in 1942)
Life: Question: In the classic novel "The Catcher in the Rye," how old was the protagonist, Holden Caulfield?
Answer: 16 (Holden Caulfield was 16 years old, and 4 + 2 equals 6, which gives us 16).
?? -> Author's note: Huh?
Chemical Bonds: Question: How many atoms of oxygen are there in one molecule of sulfuric acid (H2SO4)?
Answer: 4 + 2 = 6 (There are 4 oxygen atoms in sulfuric acid, and 2 + 4 equals 6.
Note: Some answers are derived from the sum of digits or number manipulations to incorporate the number 42.
Well thanks, some "creative license" was actually used.
Exactly my point - or at least close to my point as damn is to swearing. ^_~
Story time
"The Enigmatic Inkwell Murder"
In the quaint village of Letterton, renowned writer Alexander Quill is found lifeless in his study, murdered under mysterious circumstances. The news spreads like wildfire, captivating the close-knit community. As suspicion looms over everyone.
The forty-two residents of Letterton, each named with a number, find themselves entangled in a perplexing murder mystery.
Number 1; the astute detective, gathers everyone in the village hall to solve the case. The suspects are well-known locals, including number 2., a rival writer, and #3, the town librarian who once had a bitter dispute with the deceased.
Among the witnesses are the baker, and the florist, who had both overheard hushed conversations on the day of the murder.
Me (number 6)😉, the eccentric artist, hints at a hidden motive through cryptic paintings, while the reclusive hermit, behaves suspiciously.
A fortune teller claims to have predicted the murder, while the gossipmonger, stirs the pot with intriguing rumours.
The pharmacist, (#10) who runs the local apothecary, is questioned for "possible" involvement due to mysterious potions found near the crime scene. Meanwhile, 11, the mail carrier, reveals a series of eerie letters sent to the deceased, raising more questions about Alexander's past.
The curious, young, schoolmistress, discovers an old diary with cryptic entries that suggest a secret society in Letterton.
When the blacksmith, remembers the night of the murder and points out that the town drunk, was acting unusually sober.
Meanwhile, the kind-hearted doctor, performs the autopsy and uncovers a hidden message in the victim's last words which prompts the town historian to dig into Alexander's past, unearthing a web of dark secrets that cast suspicion on various individuals.
Meanwhile, the priest, insists on divine intervention, praying for answers, while yet another, the fortune-seeker, consults tarot cards in search of clues.
There's the local police officer, who seems oddly nervous during the investigation, drawing suspicion and the tailor, finds a mysterious thread at the crime scene, leading to the seamstress, whose stitches unravel the truth.
Surprised, the dim-witted gardener, reveals a freshly planted rose, signalling a silent mourning gesture, as the chef, unravels a recipe that may have been the last meal Alexander ate.
The daring journalist delves into the writer's unpublished manuscripts and discovers hidden messages throughout his works.
An elderly couple, known for their wisdom, provide crucial insights into Alexander's relationships and potential motives.
Suspect no.26, the banker, discovers financial irregularities related to the writer, when the librarian's assistant, recalls an intense argument between the victim and his grandson, a struggling poet, on the eve of the murder.
On the guest list as "29," an aspiring actor, reenacts the events leading up to the murder, trying to reconstruct the timeline.
To calm all the party goers, the musician, plays a haunting melody that resonates with the gathered crowd, offering an eerie atmosphere to the investigation.
Now, the elderly recluse, once close to Alexander, reveals a hidden connection that raises suspicion whist the town's carpenter, finds a secret compartment in the study that conceals a mysterious letter.
Guest number 33, the circus performer, demonstrates acrobatic skills that indicate knowledge of an elaborate escape plan.
Well renowned clockmaker, adjusts the hands of the timepiece at the crime scene, hinting at the exact moment of the murder.
Cynical sister, doubts the whole investigation, claiming the writer's death is merely an unfortunate accident.
As is his way, the town lawyer, points out inconsistencies in witness statements and highlights alibis.
Another guest, a scientist, analyses evidence from the scene and produces a theory about the murder weapon. A translator deciphers coded messages hidden in Alexander's notes. As per usual, it's the innkeeper, (the one that knows all the hidden secrets) provides information about a mysterious guest who checked in around the time of the murder, who points the finger at the "heir".
To not be biased even the veterinarian, examines the victim's pet, uncovering a clue related to the crime.
The final guest- a puzzle enthusiast, collects all the evidence and puts together the final pieces of the puzzle, revealing the identity of the killer.
As the investigation progresses, dark secrets come to light, exposing jealousy, betrayal, and the lengths some will go to protect their secrets. With forty-two minds working together, the murderer is finally unmasked, and justice prevails in the enigmatic inkwell murder of Alexander Quill.
~ Will justice prevail? Can you solve the mystery without a further clue? (Resigner wants to know…)
Here's a clue to aid my readers in their quest to uncover the identity of the murderer:
Clue: During the investigation, one of the characters, let's call them "X," seemed unusually composed and distanced themselves from the emotional turmoil surrounding the murder. While everyone else displayed various emotions like shock, grief, or anger, "X" appeared detached and focused on the investigation itself. Pay close attention to this person's actions and interactions with others during this trying time, as it may reveal a deeper layer of involvement or knowledge in the crime.
Remember, solving the murder mystery of Alexander Quill requires careful observation, logical reasoning, and a keen eye for details. Keep your mind sharp, and with the clue provided, you might just uncover the truth hidden within the enigmatic inkwell murder!
Ok, spread the love. Get up and move! One day at a time, until you find yourself running downhill.
Resigner 💜
# justmoveforward
🪝Please remember, "Cinder's ascending" in Book portals, the battle continues, the characters need hunting down. And just sometimes, they scare even me. Writers unite!
