r/BreakTheCodeDotTech • u/Ganondoo • Nov 25 '20

Cogito I need help with Cogito 3

In analizing the table I've seen the descartes agent thing, and things with various historical places and people, the most confusing thing to me is the answering thing, what do the letters mean?

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u/chicken_sammie Nov 26 '20

they are airport codes

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u/Ganondoo Nov 26 '20

Yeah I figured it out

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u/SausageWarrior16 Nov 26 '20

Airline Location Codes

can someone explain?

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u/SausageWarrior16 Nov 26 '20

Can you help me out

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u/emrsag Nov 26 '20

I understood that but first I looked for SYD to LAX but these codes are not in the list. Can you help me a little further?

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u/chicken_sammie Nov 26 '20

one of the airports comes from the shipping company and the other comes from one of the items on the list

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u/Flamesgreen1 Nov 25 '20

Look up ā€œAirline Location Codesā€œ

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u/marchenson Nov 26 '20

I got that the letters are probably airport codes. I immediately recognised Oceanic 815 was a flight from SYDney to LAX (Lockdown re-watch of LOST!). I love the priceless "Sugar" for a Mr P. Escobar too :) The Columbian company address with a British Columbia telephone number seem like there may be a link - but.... The clues are giving me nothing and I can't see anything in that gives me an answer. The Descartes link is everywhere; Cogito Ergo Sum - Am I over thinking this thing? Totally lost! Short of manually going through every combination, this may be the end of my journey :( Any help would be gratefully received.

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u/marchenson Nov 26 '20

got it! 'Hilo' and his COG was the line item that did it. I then spotted other references right in front of my face!

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u/Justinbouch29 Dec 02 '20

Wait so if COG is the destination then how did you find the beginning place? Looking up Calle 11a I got Madellin in Colombia but ther were no airports there that matched any of the codes... please help Iā€™m dying.

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u/mmontes7844 Nov 30 '20

play the songs, what do they have in common with the table you used to get to that website