i dont think that could have confused me more. but ive always wondered how that works.

yea its quiet simple

oh great now i feel stupid.

Because, when you subract the 2 digits of a 2 digit number from it you always get a number divisible by 9, with an exception of 0.  So, everytime you try it again it puts the same symbol for the numbers divisible by 9 including 0.  See it mate?

it always gets the exact symbol that it should! it knows my number somehow tho.

its pure fuckin madeness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

it always gets the exact symbol that it should! it knows my number somehow tho.

its pure fuckin madeness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Aren't you meant to be 22?
"Oh look! Fire!!! What's that about!??!"

yah but im really shit @ math.

i still use my fingers to count.

so someone expain how it always knows the symbol. cos its never the same symbol wen you click the grey box.. but its always the symbol that my nmber corresponds to, and the grey box doesnt know what numbe im supposed to have.

thast what bothers me.

Ok:

You'll ALWAYS end up wth a number which is a multiple of 9, regardless of which number you pick, for reasons which someone else outlined.

Therefore, ALL of the multiples of 9 in the grid (9, 18, 27,36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81, 90 and 99) have ..let's say, the symbol of a star next to them and all other numbers have random symbols. The number you are left with is going to be either 9, 18, 27 or whatever (basically a multiple of 9) and so the symbol which the screen guesses for you is going to be a star. When you do it again the same rule applies, but the symbol changes. Have a look the next time you do it; all the multiples of 9 have the same symbol next to them, and this is thesame symbol that is guessed by the screen.

Does that help?

Because, when you subract the 2 digits of a 2 digit number from it you always get a number divisible by 9, with an exception of 0. So, everytime you try it again it puts the same symbol for the numbers divisible by 9 including 0.

im still confused

Each of the little cards has an eye, and it can see what you're doing.

Ok,well, since it knows that the number you have will be a multiple of 9, it just puts a star nect to all the multiples of 9 in the grid and when you click on the square it shows you a star.
The next time it puts an arrow next to all the multiples of 9 on the grid, and when you click, lo and behold, an arrow.

i thought that at the start but then i realized that it couldnt

I'm so sorry, but HAHAHAHA.

i understand how you gt the multiple i just dont understand how it knows wat youre looking at

I don't see how you can understand how it gets a multiple of 9 and not get the second bit. Ok, once again.

The number you have will either be:

9, 18, 27,,36, 45, 54, 63, 72 or 81. Ok. The number will ALWAYS be one of these.
The grid has numbers with random symbols next to them. Except they aren't so random as every time the same symbol appears next to 9, 18, 27 and so on.

The symbol that you click on is always the same symbol next to the 9, 18,27 etc because this is the way the page is coded or programmed or whatever.
Does that help?

...and, for a second, I was impressed. 

Thanks a lot, buzzkill.

What I don't get is how the little cards know which I'm looking at.

Is that sarcastic or are you genuinely pissed off with me?

it is really hard sorry.

there isnt a star coming up and the symbol isnt the same on every number

Maybe there's some programming that follows your mouse cursor.

But then again, I kept mine on the gray box the whole time, and it was still right.

its not always a star......that was just an example