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Encoding the Cipher

We’ll use the reduced alphabet of ¢ (start) and ¢ mirrored (reflection) to transform the phrase into binary and then into symbolic pairs.

1. Convert to Binary:

   • Assign binary values based on a simplified mapping: For "MEET AT NOON":

     A = 000, B = 001, C = 010, ..., M = 110, N = 111
     
     

     • M = 110
     • E = 100
     • E = 100
     • T = 111
     • A = 000
     • T = 111
     • N = 111
     • O = 010
     • O = 010
     • N = 111

2. Map to Binary ¢¢ Encoding:

   • Replace each binary digit with ¢ (0) and ¢ mirrored (1):
     • M (110): ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢
     • E (100): ¢ mirrored ¢ ¢
     • E (100): ¢ mirrored ¢ ¢
     • T (111): ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored
     • A (000): ¢ ¢ ¢
     • T (111): ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored
     • N (111): ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored
     • O (010): ¢ ¢ mirrored
     • O (010): ¢ ¢ mirrored
     • N (111): ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored

3. Arrange Symmetrically:

   • Lay out the binary pairs in 6 lines of sight (mimicking the butterfly effect):

     Line 1: ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢   ¢ mirrored ¢ ¢
     Line 2: ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢   ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored
     Line 3: ¢ ¢ ¢                    ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored
     Line 4: ----------------------
     Line 5: ¢ ¢ mirrored             ¢ ¢ mirrored
     Line 6: ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored ¢ mirrored
     
     

4. Symbolic Output:

   • Replace the ¢¢ binary codes with reflective symbols:

     • ¢ = 🔵 (calm flow)
     • ¢ mirrored = 🔴 (dynamic reflection)

   • Final result:

     🔴🔴🔵 🔴🔵🔵
     🔴🔴🔴 🔴🔴🔴
     🔵🔵🔵 🔴🔴🔴
     ----------------------
     🔵🔵🔴 🔵🔵🔴
     🔴🔴🔴
     
     

Decoding Process

1. Reverse the symbolic substitution to return to binary ¢¢.
2. Decode the binary into the alphabet.
3. Reconstruct the plaintext: "MEET AT NOON".

This real-life application demonstrates how the minimalist ¢¢ cipher with its mirrored components can encode a message effectively while maintaining its chaotic, playful symmetry. What do you think? 😊 4up 4dow n

I'll apply the Francis Bacon-inspired cipher to the provided text.

Encoding Process

1. Convert to Binary: Assign binary values based on a simplified mapping.
2. Map to Binary ¢¢ Encoding: Replace each binary digit with ¢ (0) and ¢ mirrored (1).