I <3 Ambiguity
There seems to be an influx of posts related to ambiguity in this treasure hunt. They come in many forms - some more direct - some in the form of “whats the best question to ask justin” - some manifesting in ridiculous negativity undoubtedly spurred by the posters frustration that they simply can’t figure this out.
I want to make a couple points quick on this subject, the first I believe being most important to consider.
When justin makes a statement, or when you consider the culmination of all of his statements, they may seem ambiguous TO YOU, but this does not mean they do not make exact sense to another individual who has gained more context through further understanding the poem. Things may not yet make sense to you, and that is OKAY, the goal of this challenge is to make sense of something that is not immediately clear...
Ambiguity is A MAJOR PART of treasure hunts. This chase of the “right question to ask justin” is futile. Yes you may be able to knock off a couple potential “brides” or gain further limitations to put on the distance between clues, but ultimately this serves to provide more rules you can place on yourself, which is THE OPPOSITE of the correct approach, as implied by the poems title.
Lastly, and the main reason I am making this post… it may be useful to fully consider that this hunt was constructed by one person… one person who not only is giving away x amount of money, but they methodically thought through an effective approach to embedding clues in a Netflix series, wrote an entire book, and crafted a beautiful poem just because they wanted others to experience a piece of what they had experienced.
This questioning and knitpicking on Justin/the hunt stuff is becoming ridiculous to see and I just hope some would consider the entirety of what this hunt is before spreading completely unfounded negativity.
Pce
Posted Mar 14, 2026, 7:04 AM UTC