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Omg, thank you champ! That's some serious research there and it helps clear out my confusions regarding the origins of the philosophy found in this brilliant masterpiece of a game!
Thanks! :D
https://stratonofstageira.wordpress.com/2012/08/01/review-the-talos-principle-penguin-books/
That same cover appears briefly in that fake documentary which was published on the day of the
game's release.
https://youtu.be/4R4Q31e0YIc?t=158
However, when I ran that same picture in google's image search, no such book turns up, but a book called "Rabbit, Run" by John Updike. So therefore that picture of the book may in fact be photoshopped, 2 years before the game's release. Could be that they began development on the game sometime around when the wordpress blog was started, but that blog continued to claim that it had no relation to the game clear into august of 2015.
Why fake blog still alive? So many questions... nobody cares Croteam lied or what?
Straton of Sardis
Straton of Alexandria
Strato of Lampsacus
No Straton of Stageira so this one is fictional.
Using a blog like this is a great marketing technique. It created the illusion, and drew players into the narrative, which is really interesting. They did not "lie". The game never, ever claimed to be historically accurate. It is a work of fiction.
Just thought you guys might find it interesting.
Even people believed it, apparently. Bit of philosophical Augumented Reality Game there played by Croteam on physicalism. The argument sounds exactly like one that could have been made by one of ancient materialists.
In this blogpost[talosprinciple.wordpress.com], Помощник Библиотеки Милтона (Milton Library Assistant, translated to english) in the comments tells URIEL_COPY to not convert cyrillic into hex.
URIEL_COPY's message:
D091D0BED0B6D0B5 20D09CD0BED0B92C20 D091D0BED0B6D0B520D0 9CD0BED0B92120D0 94D0BBD18F20D187D0 B5D0B3D0BE20D0A2D18B 20D09CD0B5D0BDD1 8F20D0BED181D182D0 B0D0B2D0B8D0BB3F
Can anyone help translate? I'm just curious. The site is the russian translation (and continuation) of the stratonofstageira blog (it's mentioned early on), if you were unaware.
Very interesting.
That site quotes Straton of Stageira as part of their business philosophy without any mention that he was a fictional character.
Behold mythology in the making!
It's a pretty weak one, and just a look at the dates can seem suspicious (They were all posted on the game's release date at exactly the same time). Not to mention that the video itself is pretty obviously fake (I don't think something from the 1970s would use Kevin McCleod music). However, for at least making a larger effort, it's still laudable, and it's funny that they added this whole ARG element that wasn't all too well-known to the game, lol
Using a translator for hexadecimal code (I used https://www.duplichecker.com/hex-to-text.php), you get:
Боже Мой, Боже � �ой! � �ля ч� �го Ты Мен� � ост� �вил?
Using google translate for Russian, you get:
My God, my God! Why did you leave me?
So I guess it's Uriel lamenting the fact that they were abandoned by EL0HIM? Insight into the Gehenna true ending maybe?
2 A 5 3 > � ; 8 H L � �A �R �G
Assuming it's even supposed to be hex since the digits are in sets of four instead of two.