What am I? Riddle-Game
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Re: What am I? Riddle-Game
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I am nothing, yet I am everything. You use me every day, but you never truly see me. Without me, math, science, and even your own thoughts would be incomplete
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Sorry @DATo , I must have missed your post.DATo wrote: ↑05 Mar 2025, 19:40 "I am older than the stars, yet I was born today."
Is it possible that we are entering into the cosmological realm?
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If you have not seen the movie Papillion I can strongly recommend it, though it does have some difficult to watch moments.
Here is the answer to your question:
It is somewhat related to that realm, however, you don’t have to look to the stars for this—It exists right here on Earth, in your daily life, in numbers, and in the very way you think.
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Numbers?Arshadq wrote: ↑05 Mar 2025, 11:50 Yay! Thank you @DATo And @Diana Lowery
Here is my riddle:
I exist in one place and every place at once.
I can be divided infinitely, yet I remain whole.
I am older than the stars, yet I was born today.
You can hold me in your mind, but never in your hands.
Without me, nothing would be possible.
What am I?
Good Luck!
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"Older than the stars."
Could it be time?
WELCOME @Emily Elizondo !!!
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Here is another hint:
I am the foundation of all numbers, yet I am nothing. I exist in equations, yet I hold no value. Without me, math would crumble, yet I am emptiness itself.
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It seems the obvious answer would be ..... zero?Arshadq wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 07:40 @María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda you are very close! And @DATo , try leaning more into Maria's direction.
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I am the foundation of all numbers, yet I am nothing. I exist in equations, yet I hold no value. Without me, math would crumble, yet I am emptiness itself.
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And the trophy goes to @DATo! The answer is indeed "Zero"DATo wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 19:47It seems the obvious answer would be ..... zero?Arshadq wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 07:40 @María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda you are very close! And @DATo , try leaning more into Maria's direction.
Here is another hint:
I am the foundation of all numbers, yet I am nothing. I exist in equations, yet I hold no value. Without me, math would crumble, yet I am emptiness itself.

Your turn!
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New Riddle:
1) We are a team of men who accomplished something remarkable long ago.
2) What we did was predicted, but not in the manner in which it was fulfilled.
3) Our accomplishment has changed the world in many ways.
4) The very place where we succeeded is famous in lore.
What, or who, are we?
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The Manhattan Project?DATo wrote: ↑09 Mar 2025, 03:03 Hoooraaay for meeeeee. I never got a trophy before!!!! And I got it for nothing ....or zero, to be precise.![]()
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2) What we did was predicted, but not in the manner in which it was fulfilled.
3) Our accomplishment has changed the world in many ways.
4) The very place where we succeeded is famous in lore.
What, or who, are we?
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I had a feeling someone was going to say that. No, though this too took place in relatively modern times it took place well before the Manhattan Project and involved FAR fewer people.
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I fulfilled your prophecy

Is it the Wright Brothers?
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