The cipher encoding described is impossible because it breaks a one-to-one mapping: the same letter maps to two different letters.

7:46don't see any pattern just yet. So, that's why I'm just like writing them all out. >> Yeah. My god, there are so many on the desk. G FTQ. >> All right, I got all mine. >> I got like 20 more left to do. >> What are these? I'm going to input a butterfly to see what that is. Is that even possible? No. >> The butterflies have to be in some kind

8:12of distinct order. Um CJ, I think I have all of mine. >> Okay. Can you throw it into AI to alphabetically sort or you know however you want to but like alphabetically sort >> CJ we're sorting letters by it can't be known we must have the artificial intelligence. >> Yeah. Basically sort it and then see if we're missing any letters and we'll go search and find those. But it should be

8:3526 of them which is our our map. >> There's 26. Yes. >> Amazing. Can you throw it back in alphabetically sorted? Amazing. Okay. So, if we look at the the input of >> Oh, we have B in here twice. We don't have L. Oh, >> okay. Search around for what? >> Who Who messed up L? L's not on the desk. It wasn't me. >> B is twice.

8:57>> Oh, it's on the wall. Who had the wall? >> Oh, V goes to L. I have >> No, L goes to B. >> Where is that? >> That's on the butterfly wall. >> Shame whoever supposed to do that. >> Yeah, that was my fault. I can't see that. That's uh that's not very accessible. >> Oh, CJ. Okay, we've got our map. The input is the list of moves, but I think the what

9:21we need to figure out is the the chessboard here. So, the the knight is starting on um F4. So, let me just make a note of that. >> I got something else, guys. >> What do you got? The butterflies seem to match up with the colors of the railroad on the map. >> Whoa, I see why you like this. >> Possibly. Yes. Uh, is it one to one? If