The Staircase of PaintEnd of the MazeThe chemical poetTravelling the worldA Message for the Solver!See the waterboysThe Missing AgentWhat are the three hidden sentences within the three sentences?What's the hidden word within the poem?Find the number using the dataFind the puzzle #2
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The Staircase of Paint
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The Staircase of Paint
End of the MazeThe chemical poetTravelling the worldA Message for the Solver!See the waterboysThe Missing AgentWhat are the three hidden sentences within the three sentences?What's the hidden word within the poem?Find the number using the dataFind the puzzle #2
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I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
The final answer should include some explanation for each part of the riddle. Thanks!
riddle rhyme steganography
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$begingroup$
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
The final answer should include some explanation for each part of the riddle. Thanks!
riddle rhyme steganography
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@JamesDouglas without an explanation given, I would prefer to neither confirm nor deny potential final answers.
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– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
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Fair enough. I can't really be bothered to write an answer yet, but maybe later.
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– James Douglas
11 hours ago
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Could the downvoter elaborate on the reason for downvoting?
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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$begingroup$
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
The final answer should include some explanation for each part of the riddle. Thanks!
riddle rhyme steganography
$endgroup$
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
The final answer should include some explanation for each part of the riddle. Thanks!
riddle rhyme steganography
riddle rhyme steganography
edited 11 hours ago
Brandon_J
asked 12 hours ago
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@JamesDouglas without an explanation given, I would prefer to neither confirm nor deny potential final answers.
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
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Fair enough. I can't really be bothered to write an answer yet, but maybe later.
$endgroup$
– James Douglas
11 hours ago
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Could the downvoter elaborate on the reason for downvoting?
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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@JamesDouglas without an explanation given, I would prefer to neither confirm nor deny potential final answers.
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
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Fair enough. I can't really be bothered to write an answer yet, but maybe later.
$endgroup$
– James Douglas
11 hours ago
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Could the downvoter elaborate on the reason for downvoting?
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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@JamesDouglas without an explanation given, I would prefer to neither confirm nor deny potential final answers.
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
@JamesDouglas without an explanation given, I would prefer to neither confirm nor deny potential final answers.
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
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Fair enough. I can't really be bothered to write an answer yet, but maybe later.
$endgroup$
– James Douglas
11 hours ago
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Fair enough. I can't really be bothered to write an answer yet, but maybe later.
$endgroup$
– James Douglas
11 hours ago
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Could the downvoter elaborate on the reason for downvoting?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Could the downvoter elaborate on the reason for downvoting?
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4 hours ago
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You are a
book
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Books look like staircases when they’re opened to near the middle, and they’re “painted” with ink and pictures.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Books can provide knowledge on a wide range of topics.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Not sure about this one yet... perhaps this refers to how a book looks when only the first few pages are flipped, which is more like an upward ramp than a staircase
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Reading a book requires time and effort because usually you’d have to read each page sequentially, jus like how you have to rewind a tape frame by frame.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
“Don’t judge a book by its cover!”
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Books are a written record of humanity, both at its best and its not so best.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Most books are definitely bound at their spines.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
Taking the first letters of the previous line gives BOOK.
And I will show what has already been seen.
Autobiographies, personal accounts, etc. show others what another person has seen/been through.
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Definitely on the right track!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
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What did books look like before books existed?
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– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
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Oh, would it be referring to rot13(fgbar gnoyrg) or something similar then? Though in my mind they don’t really look like ramps
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– PiIsNot3
8 hours ago
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Not quite. The ramp is kind of metaphorical, though - book is to stairs as _________ is to ramp
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
7 hours ago
1
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Perhaps the ramp refers to a scroll?
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– Jens
6 hours ago
add a comment |
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I don’t think this is the intended answer, but it fits quite well:
the MARKET
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
The stock market is frequently represented as candlestick charts with look like green and red stairs
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each new market move reflects an immense amount of information absorbed.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Because of exponential growth, longer term charts look like a ramp
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Slower in the past because of exponential growth and tape is a very common market term for the list of prices
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
Modern markets are electronic and located in different areas around the globe, their placement and one’s computer’s position relative to them is of great importance to modern trading
At least if you look only at my face.
This one I can’t place
I contain the world and all of its gain,
The Market represents the global economy and literally all of its gain.
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
You can look back and see market crashes and times of economic crisis and difficulty
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Bound by the physical limits of labor and production, supply and demand.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
Feels like this clue means that the name is hidden cleverly in the puzzle, but I haven’t found that
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I believe the answer is
A library.
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
A big library has many stairs, showcasing many books.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each step in the library shows you more, as you learn more about old thing and new things.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
It takes time to read books.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
It is hard to navigate a big library, if you don't know it well.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
A library contains just about everything the world knows, including war (pain).
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Book's spines are sometimes bound with string.
New contributor
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Thanks for your answer! Some of the given clues don't quite fit this answer.
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11 hours ago
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$begingroup$
You are a
book
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Books look like staircases when they’re opened to near the middle, and they’re “painted” with ink and pictures.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Books can provide knowledge on a wide range of topics.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Not sure about this one yet... perhaps this refers to how a book looks when only the first few pages are flipped, which is more like an upward ramp than a staircase
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Reading a book requires time and effort because usually you’d have to read each page sequentially, jus like how you have to rewind a tape frame by frame.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
“Don’t judge a book by its cover!”
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Books are a written record of humanity, both at its best and its not so best.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Most books are definitely bound at their spines.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
Taking the first letters of the previous line gives BOOK.
And I will show what has already been seen.
Autobiographies, personal accounts, etc. show others what another person has seen/been through.
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Definitely on the right track!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
What did books look like before books existed?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Oh, would it be referring to rot13(fgbar gnoyrg) or something similar then? Though in my mind they don’t really look like ramps
$endgroup$
– PiIsNot3
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not quite. The ramp is kind of metaphorical, though - book is to stairs as _________ is to ramp
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
7 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
Perhaps the ramp refers to a scroll?
$endgroup$
– Jens
6 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
You are a
book
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Books look like staircases when they’re opened to near the middle, and they’re “painted” with ink and pictures.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Books can provide knowledge on a wide range of topics.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Not sure about this one yet... perhaps this refers to how a book looks when only the first few pages are flipped, which is more like an upward ramp than a staircase
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Reading a book requires time and effort because usually you’d have to read each page sequentially, jus like how you have to rewind a tape frame by frame.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
“Don’t judge a book by its cover!”
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Books are a written record of humanity, both at its best and its not so best.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Most books are definitely bound at their spines.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
Taking the first letters of the previous line gives BOOK.
And I will show what has already been seen.
Autobiographies, personal accounts, etc. show others what another person has seen/been through.
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Definitely on the right track!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
What did books look like before books existed?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Oh, would it be referring to rot13(fgbar gnoyrg) or something similar then? Though in my mind they don’t really look like ramps
$endgroup$
– PiIsNot3
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not quite. The ramp is kind of metaphorical, though - book is to stairs as _________ is to ramp
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
7 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
Perhaps the ramp refers to a scroll?
$endgroup$
– Jens
6 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
You are a
book
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Books look like staircases when they’re opened to near the middle, and they’re “painted” with ink and pictures.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Books can provide knowledge on a wide range of topics.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Not sure about this one yet... perhaps this refers to how a book looks when only the first few pages are flipped, which is more like an upward ramp than a staircase
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Reading a book requires time and effort because usually you’d have to read each page sequentially, jus like how you have to rewind a tape frame by frame.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
“Don’t judge a book by its cover!”
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Books are a written record of humanity, both at its best and its not so best.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Most books are definitely bound at their spines.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
Taking the first letters of the previous line gives BOOK.
And I will show what has already been seen.
Autobiographies, personal accounts, etc. show others what another person has seen/been through.
$endgroup$
You are a
book
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
Books look like staircases when they’re opened to near the middle, and they’re “painted” with ink and pictures.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Books can provide knowledge on a wide range of topics.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Not sure about this one yet... perhaps this refers to how a book looks when only the first few pages are flipped, which is more like an upward ramp than a staircase
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Reading a book requires time and effort because usually you’d have to read each page sequentially, jus like how you have to rewind a tape frame by frame.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
“Don’t judge a book by its cover!”
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
Books are a written record of humanity, both at its best and its not so best.
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Most books are definitely bound at their spines.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
Taking the first letters of the previous line gives BOOK.
And I will show what has already been seen.
Autobiographies, personal accounts, etc. show others what another person has seen/been through.
edited 8 hours ago
answered 8 hours ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
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Definitely on the right track!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
What did books look like before books existed?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Oh, would it be referring to rot13(fgbar gnoyrg) or something similar then? Though in my mind they don’t really look like ramps
$endgroup$
– PiIsNot3
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not quite. The ramp is kind of metaphorical, though - book is to stairs as _________ is to ramp
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
7 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
Perhaps the ramp refers to a scroll?
$endgroup$
– Jens
6 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Definitely on the right track!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
What did books look like before books existed?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Oh, would it be referring to rot13(fgbar gnoyrg) or something similar then? Though in my mind they don’t really look like ramps
$endgroup$
– PiIsNot3
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not quite. The ramp is kind of metaphorical, though - book is to stairs as _________ is to ramp
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
7 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
Perhaps the ramp refers to a scroll?
$endgroup$
– Jens
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
Definitely on the right track!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Definitely on the right track!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
What did books look like before books existed?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
What did books look like before books existed?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Oh, would it be referring to rot13(fgbar gnoyrg) or something similar then? Though in my mind they don’t really look like ramps
$endgroup$
– PiIsNot3
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Oh, would it be referring to rot13(fgbar gnoyrg) or something similar then? Though in my mind they don’t really look like ramps
$endgroup$
– PiIsNot3
8 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not quite. The ramp is kind of metaphorical, though - book is to stairs as _________ is to ramp
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not quite. The ramp is kind of metaphorical, though - book is to stairs as _________ is to ramp
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
7 hours ago
1
1
$begingroup$
Perhaps the ramp refers to a scroll?
$endgroup$
– Jens
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
Perhaps the ramp refers to a scroll?
$endgroup$
– Jens
6 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I don’t think this is the intended answer, but it fits quite well:
the MARKET
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
The stock market is frequently represented as candlestick charts with look like green and red stairs
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each new market move reflects an immense amount of information absorbed.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Because of exponential growth, longer term charts look like a ramp
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Slower in the past because of exponential growth and tape is a very common market term for the list of prices
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
Modern markets are electronic and located in different areas around the globe, their placement and one’s computer’s position relative to them is of great importance to modern trading
At least if you look only at my face.
This one I can’t place
I contain the world and all of its gain,
The Market represents the global economy and literally all of its gain.
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
You can look back and see market crashes and times of economic crisis and difficulty
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Bound by the physical limits of labor and production, supply and demand.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
Feels like this clue means that the name is hidden cleverly in the puzzle, but I haven’t found that
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I don’t think this is the intended answer, but it fits quite well:
the MARKET
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
The stock market is frequently represented as candlestick charts with look like green and red stairs
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each new market move reflects an immense amount of information absorbed.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Because of exponential growth, longer term charts look like a ramp
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Slower in the past because of exponential growth and tape is a very common market term for the list of prices
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
Modern markets are electronic and located in different areas around the globe, their placement and one’s computer’s position relative to them is of great importance to modern trading
At least if you look only at my face.
This one I can’t place
I contain the world and all of its gain,
The Market represents the global economy and literally all of its gain.
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
You can look back and see market crashes and times of economic crisis and difficulty
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Bound by the physical limits of labor and production, supply and demand.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
Feels like this clue means that the name is hidden cleverly in the puzzle, but I haven’t found that
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I don’t think this is the intended answer, but it fits quite well:
the MARKET
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
The stock market is frequently represented as candlestick charts with look like green and red stairs
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each new market move reflects an immense amount of information absorbed.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Because of exponential growth, longer term charts look like a ramp
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Slower in the past because of exponential growth and tape is a very common market term for the list of prices
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
Modern markets are electronic and located in different areas around the globe, their placement and one’s computer’s position relative to them is of great importance to modern trading
At least if you look only at my face.
This one I can’t place
I contain the world and all of its gain,
The Market represents the global economy and literally all of its gain.
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
You can look back and see market crashes and times of economic crisis and difficulty
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Bound by the physical limits of labor and production, supply and demand.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
Feels like this clue means that the name is hidden cleverly in the puzzle, but I haven’t found that
$endgroup$
I don’t think this is the intended answer, but it fits quite well:
the MARKET
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
The stock market is frequently represented as candlestick charts with look like green and red stairs
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each new market move reflects an immense amount of information absorbed.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
Because of exponential growth, longer term charts look like a ramp
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
Slower in the past because of exponential growth and tape is a very common market term for the list of prices
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
Modern markets are electronic and located in different areas around the globe, their placement and one’s computer’s position relative to them is of great importance to modern trading
At least if you look only at my face.
This one I can’t place
I contain the world and all of its gain,
The Market represents the global economy and literally all of its gain.
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
You can look back and see market crashes and times of economic crisis and difficulty
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Bound by the physical limits of labor and production, supply and demand.
So, stranger, who am I? Can my name be found?
Be observant, omniscient, keen,
And I will show what has already been seen.
Feels like this clue means that the name is hidden cleverly in the puzzle, but I haven’t found that
answered 3 hours ago
arbitrahjarbitrahj
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715111
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I believe the answer is
A library.
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
A big library has many stairs, showcasing many books.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each step in the library shows you more, as you learn more about old thing and new things.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
It takes time to read books.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
It is hard to navigate a big library, if you don't know it well.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
A library contains just about everything the world knows, including war (pain).
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Book's spines are sometimes bound with string.
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Thanks for your answer! Some of the given clues don't quite fit this answer.
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– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
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I believe the answer is
A library.
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
A big library has many stairs, showcasing many books.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each step in the library shows you more, as you learn more about old thing and new things.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
It takes time to read books.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
It is hard to navigate a big library, if you don't know it well.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
A library contains just about everything the world knows, including war (pain).
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Book's spines are sometimes bound with string.
New contributor
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Thanks for your answer! Some of the given clues don't quite fit this answer.
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– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
add a comment |
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I believe the answer is
A library.
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
A big library has many stairs, showcasing many books.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each step in the library shows you more, as you learn more about old thing and new things.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
It takes time to read books.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
It is hard to navigate a big library, if you don't know it well.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
A library contains just about everything the world knows, including war (pain).
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Book's spines are sometimes bound with string.
New contributor
$endgroup$
I believe the answer is
A library.
I am a staircase, covered in paint.
A big library has many stairs, showcasing many books.
Each step taken gives knowledge, new and quaint.
Each step in the library shows you more, as you learn more about old thing and new things.
I used to be more of a ramp type shape,
But progress was slow, like rewinding a tape.
It takes time to read books.
My new inside is famously difficult to place,
At least if you look only at my face.
It is hard to navigate a big library, if you don't know it well.
I contain the world and all of its gain,
And delineate most of its struggle and pain.
A library contains just about everything the world knows, including war (pain).
Something I can understand, being myself bound.
Book's spines are sometimes bound with string.
New contributor
New contributor
answered 11 hours ago
XilpexXilpex
210110
210110
New contributor
New contributor
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Thanks for your answer! Some of the given clues don't quite fit this answer.
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– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Thanks for your answer! Some of the given clues don't quite fit this answer.
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
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Thanks for your answer! Some of the given clues don't quite fit this answer.
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
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Thanks for your answer! Some of the given clues don't quite fit this answer.
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– Brandon_J
11 hours ago
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