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You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
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Its not about the stones. Its about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
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EK
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The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
Hint 5:
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Prefix + Infix + Suffix
I will post hints as time goes on.
Hint 1:
You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
Hint 2:
Its not about the stones. Its about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
Hint 3:
EK
Hint 4:
The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
Hint 5:
XXXx Xx XXXXx
knowledge rebus
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Decided to make on of the Riley Rebus, I see. Nice puzzle mate :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
I loved it! Hope you dont mind!
– Dylan
2 days ago
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Nah, I'm glad someone made another of this :D
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2 days ago
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up vote
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down vote
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Prefix + Infix + Suffix
I will post hints as time goes on.
Hint 1:
You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
Hint 2:
Its not about the stones. Its about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
Hint 3:
EK
Hint 4:
The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
Hint 5:
XXXx Xx XXXXx
knowledge rebus
asked 2 days ago
Dylan
1936
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Prefix + Infix + Suffix
I will post hints as time goes on.
Hint 1:
You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
Hint 2:
Its not about the stones. Its about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
Hint 3:
EK
Hint 4:
The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
Hint 5:
XXXx Xx XXXXx
knowledge rebus
knowledge rebus
asked 2 days ago
Dylan
1936
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Decided to make on of the Riley Rebus, I see. Nice puzzle mate :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
I loved it! Hope you dont mind!
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
Nah, I'm glad someone made another of this :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
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Decided to make on of the Riley Rebus, I see. Nice puzzle mate :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
I loved it! Hope you dont mind!
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
Nah, I'm glad someone made another of this :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
Decided to make on of the Riley Rebus, I see. Nice puzzle mate :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
Decided to make on of the Riley Rebus, I see. Nice puzzle mate :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
I loved it! Hope you dont mind!
– Dylan
2 days ago
I loved it! Hope you dont mind!
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
2
Nah, I'm glad someone made another of this :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
Nah, I'm glad someone made another of this :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
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2 Answers
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Could the answer be
STACK EXCHANGE?
Prefix:
STACK because the Zen stones are being stacked.
Infix:
EX. As the element is an isotope of Hydrogen (H), it is literally ex-Hydrogen.
Suffix:
CHANGE. The infinite series changes sign (positive, negative, positive, negative, ...)
Title:
Riley Rebus is a calm man
The Zen stones refer to calmness.
"Tritium" sounds like tranquility.
"Equation" sounds like equable.
$$$$
Hints:
You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
Most of the pictures refer to how they sound like (and the prefix has quite nothing to do with Zen stones).
It's not about the stones; It's about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
True. They are stacked.
EK
What does K "look like"? It looks like an X. EK looks like EX. Also, the phrase "Stack Exchange" has EK in it, but backwards (Stack Exchange).
The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
To be mindful means to be aware, and you are aware of more of your surroundings if it is neat and organised. Stacking objects (like books) often creates such a surrounding. "Stacking" also describes an action that of which can be performed.
XXXx Xx XXXXx
STACK EXCHANGE
answered yesterday
user477343
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this is a nice answer, hoping this would be it.
– Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
yesterday
@ShahriarMahmudSajid Yeah, me too :P
– user477343
yesterday
1
I actually thought of this answer yesterday because of the stones, but couldn't explain the rest. Good to see someone who can explain this :). Let's hope it is correct.
– Mixxiphoid
yesterday
1
WOW! GOOD JOB :D
– Dylan
yesterday
@Dylan Hahah, thanks man! It was a really nice and fun Riley Rebus :D
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
8
down vote
Partial:
For the suffix:
With a little help from Wolfram Alpha I found that the above equation is actually $sin(x)$. So I guess the suffix = sin. Or it could be something like nth or ith because the equation is an infinite sum and nth or ith referrs to nth element.
For the infix:
The tritium is one of the hydrogen's isotopes. I would place my bet on iso. So infix = iso.
For the prefix:
The image depicts zen stones; based on the hints it must be something to do with soul or harmony.
After the latest hints, etc and also considering the puzzle title I'm totally confused. Could it be something like:
Harmonising? It starts with har(mony) - that picture sure looks peaceful. It contains (sort of) sin in the end. But where is the relation to tritium and to the girl from the title?
edited 2 days ago
Glorfindel
11.1k34270
answered 2 days ago
rhsquared
5,32221136
1
Ill post this as a hint, While they are called zen stones. They can often have another name.
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
These specific stone formation would go by the name ROT13: "Fuvagnv" AFAIK. Don't see where that helps, though.
– Karsten Köpnick
2 days ago
1
These are called shintai stones in Japanese if that's any help.
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
@Dylan Then I would say STACKed stones
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
Stacked stones can also be a CAIRN (ie Karen?) but I might be off.
– El-Guest
2 days ago
 |Â
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2 Answers
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oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Could the answer be
STACK EXCHANGE?
Prefix:
STACK because the Zen stones are being stacked.
Infix:
EX. As the element is an isotope of Hydrogen (H), it is literally ex-Hydrogen.
Suffix:
CHANGE. The infinite series changes sign (positive, negative, positive, negative, ...)
Title:
Riley Rebus is a calm man
The Zen stones refer to calmness.
"Tritium" sounds like tranquility.
"Equation" sounds like equable.
$$$$
Hints:
You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
Most of the pictures refer to how they sound like (and the prefix has quite nothing to do with Zen stones).
It's not about the stones; It's about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
True. They are stacked.
EK
What does K "look like"? It looks like an X. EK looks like EX. Also, the phrase "Stack Exchange" has EK in it, but backwards (Stack Exchange).
The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
To be mindful means to be aware, and you are aware of more of your surroundings if it is neat and organised. Stacking objects (like books) often creates such a surrounding. "Stacking" also describes an action that of which can be performed.
XXXx Xx XXXXx
STACK EXCHANGE
answered yesterday
user477343
3,1911742
1
this is a nice answer, hoping this would be it.
– Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
yesterday
@ShahriarMahmudSajid Yeah, me too :P
– user477343
yesterday
1
I actually thought of this answer yesterday because of the stones, but couldn't explain the rest. Good to see someone who can explain this :). Let's hope it is correct.
– Mixxiphoid
yesterday
1
WOW! GOOD JOB :D
– Dylan
yesterday
@Dylan Hahah, thanks man! It was a really nice and fun Riley Rebus :D
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Could the answer be
STACK EXCHANGE?
Prefix:
STACK because the Zen stones are being stacked.
Infix:
EX. As the element is an isotope of Hydrogen (H), it is literally ex-Hydrogen.
Suffix:
CHANGE. The infinite series changes sign (positive, negative, positive, negative, ...)
Title:
Riley Rebus is a calm man
The Zen stones refer to calmness.
"Tritium" sounds like tranquility.
"Equation" sounds like equable.
$$$$
Hints:
You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
Most of the pictures refer to how they sound like (and the prefix has quite nothing to do with Zen stones).
It's not about the stones; It's about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
True. They are stacked.
EK
What does K "look like"? It looks like an X. EK looks like EX. Also, the phrase "Stack Exchange" has EK in it, but backwards (Stack Exchange).
The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
To be mindful means to be aware, and you are aware of more of your surroundings if it is neat and organised. Stacking objects (like books) often creates such a surrounding. "Stacking" also describes an action that of which can be performed.
XXXx Xx XXXXx
STACK EXCHANGE
answered yesterday
user477343
3,1911742
1
this is a nice answer, hoping this would be it.
– Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
yesterday
@ShahriarMahmudSajid Yeah, me too :P
– user477343
yesterday
1
I actually thought of this answer yesterday because of the stones, but couldn't explain the rest. Good to see someone who can explain this :). Let's hope it is correct.
– Mixxiphoid
yesterday
1
WOW! GOOD JOB :D
– Dylan
yesterday
@Dylan Hahah, thanks man! It was a really nice and fun Riley Rebus :D
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Could the answer be
STACK EXCHANGE?
Prefix:
STACK because the Zen stones are being stacked.
Infix:
EX. As the element is an isotope of Hydrogen (H), it is literally ex-Hydrogen.
Suffix:
CHANGE. The infinite series changes sign (positive, negative, positive, negative, ...)
Title:
Riley Rebus is a calm man
The Zen stones refer to calmness.
"Tritium" sounds like tranquility.
"Equation" sounds like equable.
$$$$
Hints:
You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
Most of the pictures refer to how they sound like (and the prefix has quite nothing to do with Zen stones).
It's not about the stones; It's about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
True. They are stacked.
EK
What does K "look like"? It looks like an X. EK looks like EX. Also, the phrase "Stack Exchange" has EK in it, but backwards (Stack Exchange).
The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
To be mindful means to be aware, and you are aware of more of your surroundings if it is neat and organised. Stacking objects (like books) often creates such a surrounding. "Stacking" also describes an action that of which can be performed.
XXXx Xx XXXXx
STACK EXCHANGE
answered yesterday
user477343
3,1911742
Could the answer be
STACK EXCHANGE?
Prefix:
STACK because the Zen stones are being stacked.
Infix:
EX. As the element is an isotope of Hydrogen (H), it is literally ex-Hydrogen.
Suffix:
CHANGE. The infinite series changes sign (positive, negative, positive, negative, ...)
Title:
Riley Rebus is a calm man
The Zen stones refer to calmness.
"Tritium" sounds like tranquility.
"Equation" sounds like equable.
$$$$
Hints:
You will have to think more abstractly than what is literally in the pictures.
Most of the pictures refer to how they sound like (and the prefix has quite nothing to do with Zen stones).
It's not about the stones; It's about the abstract idea that is associated with them.
True. They are stacked.
EK
What does K "look like"? It looks like an X. EK looks like EX. Also, the phrase "Stack Exchange" has EK in it, but backwards (Stack Exchange).
The Stones represent an act often performed by mindful people.
To be mindful means to be aware, and you are aware of more of your surroundings if it is neat and organised. Stacking objects (like books) often creates such a surrounding. "Stacking" also describes an action that of which can be performed.
XXXx Xx XXXXx
STACK EXCHANGE
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edited yesterday
answered yesterday
user477343
3,1911742
answered yesterday
user477343
3,1911742
answered yesterday
user477343
3,1911742
3,1911742
1
this is a nice answer, hoping this would be it.
– Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
yesterday
@ShahriarMahmudSajid Yeah, me too :P
– user477343
yesterday
1
I actually thought of this answer yesterday because of the stones, but couldn't explain the rest. Good to see someone who can explain this :). Let's hope it is correct.
– Mixxiphoid
yesterday
1
WOW! GOOD JOB :D
– Dylan
yesterday
@Dylan Hahah, thanks man! It was a really nice and fun Riley Rebus :D
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |Â
1
this is a nice answer, hoping this would be it.
– Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
yesterday
@ShahriarMahmudSajid Yeah, me too :P
– user477343
yesterday
1
I actually thought of this answer yesterday because of the stones, but couldn't explain the rest. Good to see someone who can explain this :). Let's hope it is correct.
– Mixxiphoid
yesterday
1
WOW! GOOD JOB :D
– Dylan
yesterday
@Dylan Hahah, thanks man! It was a really nice and fun Riley Rebus :D
– user477343
yesterday
1
1
this is a nice answer, hoping this would be it.
– Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
yesterday
this is a nice answer, hoping this would be it.
– Shahriar Mahmud Sajid
yesterday
@ShahriarMahmudSajid Yeah, me too :P
– user477343
yesterday
@ShahriarMahmudSajid Yeah, me too :P
– user477343
yesterday
1
1
I actually thought of this answer yesterday because of the stones, but couldn't explain the rest. Good to see someone who can explain this :). Let's hope it is correct.
– Mixxiphoid
yesterday
I actually thought of this answer yesterday because of the stones, but couldn't explain the rest. Good to see someone who can explain this :). Let's hope it is correct.
– Mixxiphoid
yesterday
1
1
WOW! GOOD JOB :D
– Dylan
yesterday
WOW! GOOD JOB :D
– Dylan
yesterday
@Dylan Hahah, thanks man! It was a really nice and fun Riley Rebus :D
– user477343
yesterday
@Dylan Hahah, thanks man! It was a really nice and fun Riley Rebus :D
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
8
down vote
Partial:
For the suffix:
With a little help from Wolfram Alpha I found that the above equation is actually $sin(x)$. So I guess the suffix = sin. Or it could be something like nth or ith because the equation is an infinite sum and nth or ith referrs to nth element.
For the infix:
The tritium is one of the hydrogen's isotopes. I would place my bet on iso. So infix = iso.
For the prefix:
The image depicts zen stones; based on the hints it must be something to do with soul or harmony.
After the latest hints, etc and also considering the puzzle title I'm totally confused. Could it be something like:
Harmonising? It starts with har(mony) - that picture sure looks peaceful. It contains (sort of) sin in the end. But where is the relation to tritium and to the girl from the title?
edited 2 days ago
Glorfindel
11.1k34270
answered 2 days ago
rhsquared
5,32221136
1
Ill post this as a hint, While they are called zen stones. They can often have another name.
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
These specific stone formation would go by the name ROT13: "Fuvagnv" AFAIK. Don't see where that helps, though.
– Karsten Köpnick
2 days ago
1
These are called shintai stones in Japanese if that's any help.
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
@Dylan Then I would say STACKed stones
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
Stacked stones can also be a CAIRN (ie Karen?) but I might be off.
– El-Guest
2 days ago
 |Â
show 3 more comments
up vote
8
down vote
Partial:
For the suffix:
With a little help from Wolfram Alpha I found that the above equation is actually $sin(x)$. So I guess the suffix = sin. Or it could be something like nth or ith because the equation is an infinite sum and nth or ith referrs to nth element.
For the infix:
The tritium is one of the hydrogen's isotopes. I would place my bet on iso. So infix = iso.
For the prefix:
The image depicts zen stones; based on the hints it must be something to do with soul or harmony.
After the latest hints, etc and also considering the puzzle title I'm totally confused. Could it be something like:
Harmonising? It starts with har(mony) - that picture sure looks peaceful. It contains (sort of) sin in the end. But where is the relation to tritium and to the girl from the title?
edited 2 days ago
Glorfindel
11.1k34270
answered 2 days ago
rhsquared
5,32221136
1
Ill post this as a hint, While they are called zen stones. They can often have another name.
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
These specific stone formation would go by the name ROT13: "Fuvagnv" AFAIK. Don't see where that helps, though.
– Karsten Köpnick
2 days ago
1
These are called shintai stones in Japanese if that's any help.
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
@Dylan Then I would say STACKed stones
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
Stacked stones can also be a CAIRN (ie Karen?) but I might be off.
– El-Guest
2 days ago
 |Â
show 3 more comments
up vote
8
down vote
up vote
8
down vote
Partial:
For the suffix:
With a little help from Wolfram Alpha I found that the above equation is actually $sin(x)$. So I guess the suffix = sin. Or it could be something like nth or ith because the equation is an infinite sum and nth or ith referrs to nth element.
For the infix:
The tritium is one of the hydrogen's isotopes. I would place my bet on iso. So infix = iso.
For the prefix:
The image depicts zen stones; based on the hints it must be something to do with soul or harmony.
After the latest hints, etc and also considering the puzzle title I'm totally confused. Could it be something like:
Harmonising? It starts with har(mony) - that picture sure looks peaceful. It contains (sort of) sin in the end. But where is the relation to tritium and to the girl from the title?
edited 2 days ago
Glorfindel
11.1k34270
answered 2 days ago
rhsquared
5,32221136
Partial:
For the suffix:
With a little help from Wolfram Alpha I found that the above equation is actually $sin(x)$. So I guess the suffix = sin. Or it could be something like nth or ith because the equation is an infinite sum and nth or ith referrs to nth element.
For the infix:
The tritium is one of the hydrogen's isotopes. I would place my bet on iso. So infix = iso.
For the prefix:
The image depicts zen stones; based on the hints it must be something to do with soul or harmony.
After the latest hints, etc and also considering the puzzle title I'm totally confused. Could it be something like:
Harmonising? It starts with har(mony) - that picture sure looks peaceful. It contains (sort of) sin in the end. But where is the relation to tritium and to the girl from the title?
edited 2 days ago
Glorfindel
11.1k34270
answered 2 days ago
rhsquared
5,32221136
edited 2 days ago
Glorfindel
11.1k34270
edited 2 days ago
Glorfindel
11.1k34270
edited 2 days ago
Glorfindel
11.1k34270
11.1k34270
answered 2 days ago
rhsquared
5,32221136
answered 2 days ago
rhsquared
5,32221136
answered 2 days ago
rhsquared
5,32221136
5,32221136
1
Ill post this as a hint, While they are called zen stones. They can often have another name.
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
These specific stone formation would go by the name ROT13: "Fuvagnv" AFAIK. Don't see where that helps, though.
– Karsten Köpnick
2 days ago
1
These are called shintai stones in Japanese if that's any help.
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
@Dylan Then I would say STACKed stones
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
Stacked stones can also be a CAIRN (ie Karen?) but I might be off.
– El-Guest
2 days ago
 |Â
show 3 more comments
1
Ill post this as a hint, While they are called zen stones. They can often have another name.
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
These specific stone formation would go by the name ROT13: "Fuvagnv" AFAIK. Don't see where that helps, though.
– Karsten Köpnick
2 days ago
1
These are called shintai stones in Japanese if that's any help.
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
@Dylan Then I would say STACKed stones
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
Stacked stones can also be a CAIRN (ie Karen?) but I might be off.
– El-Guest
2 days ago
1
1
Ill post this as a hint, While they are called zen stones. They can often have another name.
– Dylan
2 days ago
Ill post this as a hint, While they are called zen stones. They can often have another name.
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
2
These specific stone formation would go by the name ROT13: "Fuvagnv" AFAIK. Don't see where that helps, though.
– Karsten Köpnick
2 days ago
These specific stone formation would go by the name ROT13: "Fuvagnv" AFAIK. Don't see where that helps, though.
– Karsten Köpnick
2 days ago
1
1
These are called shintai stones in Japanese if that's any help.
– stack reader
2 days ago
These are called shintai stones in Japanese if that's any help.
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
1
@Dylan Then I would say STACKed stones
– stack reader
2 days ago
@Dylan Then I would say STACKed stones
– stack reader
2 days ago
1
1
Stacked stones can also be a CAIRN (ie Karen?) but I might be off.
– El-Guest
2 days ago
Stacked stones can also be a CAIRN (ie Karen?) but I might be off.
– El-Guest
2 days ago
 |Â
show 3 more comments
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Decided to make on of the Riley Rebus, I see. Nice puzzle mate :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago
I loved it! Hope you dont mind!
– Dylan
2 days ago
2
Nah, I'm glad someone made another of this :D
– Kevin L
2 days ago