Da Vinci coding
The judge in the Dan Brown copyright trial was clearly totally immersed in the case because he embedded a Da Vinci style code in to his judgement. As a Law student I take my hat off to him for making reading judgements a little more interactive and entertaining.
He's inspired me to make this blog more interactive and entertaining as well. I have written the wisdom of a mysterious wiseman below in mysterious code. It is the wisdom that turns a failed exam in to a passed one so it might be worth cracking. Enjoy and then proceed with revision.
Kilxizhgrmzgrmt rh orpv nzhgfiyzgrlm. Rg uvvoh tllw dsrov blfiv wlrmt rg yfg fogrnzgvob blfiv qfhg ufxprmt blfihvou.
(clue: turn the alphabet around)
He's inspired me to make this blog more interactive and entertaining as well. I have written the wisdom of a mysterious wiseman below in mysterious code. It is the wisdom that turns a failed exam in to a passed one so it might be worth cracking. Enjoy and then proceed with revision.
Kilxizhgrmzgrmt rh orpv nzhgfiyzgrlm. Rg uvvoh tllw dsrov blfiv wlrmt rg yfg fogrnzgvob blfiv qfhg ufxprmt blfihvou.
(clue: turn the alphabet around)
posted by Mus at 20:05
2 Comments:
Mus, I'm just as bored as you. That's why I successfuly 'decode' it. You're funny!
hahaha!
I was wondering if anyone would try to do it! Nice one man but you don't even have to bother about exams anymore - lucky guy!
Hope you're enjoying your work bro.
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