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Here’s my second attempt at creating a code language for agents and spies. The code language is supposed to work with all languages the exact same way. The main idea is to: 1. Take common sentence structures which people use to describe things. 2. Analyse how people continue their description from t...

You could extend the code language by using hand signs. For example the below hand sign (with right hand) would mean "I want you to be of this opinion about the topic." You would wave your right hand with the below hand sign for example when mentioning some person's name and then proceed e...

Here's the next iteration, trying to make things more intuitive. When speaking in code language you always keep the sentences in present tense and use code word combinations to deliver the message. ---- When you talk about yourself ("me"), you would use the following rule: (one thing) + &q...

I received comments from elsewhere that the code language idea was too unintuitive what it's shaping up to be at the moment. Here's a more developed idea of it. When you talk about someone (you or me), it could possibly be achieved by using sentence structures. I got the idea from impro theater. (Ye...

An idea popped into my head about this code language: If someone says: "That is one excellent question." It could be used as a teaching method, if it was used to describe the format of the code language: 1. "That" would mean that I'm currently describing how to talk about "y...

***** EXTRA: Using numbers to communicate ideas and actions. ***** You could also use numbers to communicate different kinds of things to people. For example if you combined numbers, you could convey all kinds of information. As an example take a look at the below number groups A, B and C: Group A: ...

Hi there, I decided to try and see if it's possible to design a code language in the spirit of agent stories and such. I'd like to hear your ideas and input on this topic; how to proceed with it. The requirements for the code language are: - Must be able to have a discussion with a group of people, ...