Code Busters level guide
Code Busters Level 107 Walkthrough
Level 107 is an extremely-hard Famous Line: A tautology's truth is certain, a proposition's possible, a contradiction's impossible. Decode the three apostrophe-S nouns before finishing Ludwig Wittgenstein's paired result words.
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How to Solve Code Busters Level 107 — Full Solution
- Expose CONTRADICTION'S and record its repeated C/O/N/T/R/A/I/S pattern.
- Complete TAUTOLOGY'S with 11 = A, 25 = T, 4 = U, 13 = O, 23 = L, 10 = G, 26 = Y, and 1 = S.
- Resolve PROPOSITION'S, reusing R/O/S/I/T/O/N around the locked cell.
- Fill POSSIBLE, A and preserve its P/O/S/S/I/B/L/E sequence for the last line.
- Open the locked TRUTH IS area with 25 = T, 8 = R, 4 = U, 14 = H, 19 = I, and 1 = S.
- Decode CERTAIN, A from the established C/R/T/A/I/N mapping.
- Finish IMPOSSIBLE. and verify the full Ludwig Wittgenstein quotation.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Assuming TAUTOLOGY'S, PROPOSITION'S, and CONTRADICTION'S have interchangeable internal number patterns because they share an ending.
- Completing POSSIBLE but overlooking the separate locked TRUTH and final IMPOSSIBLE lines.
Quick Tips for Code Busters Level 107 (quick clues)
- Use the apostrophe-S endings to lock 1 = S in all three long nouns.
- After POSSIBLE is complete, add only IM at the front to form the final IMPOSSIBLE.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Eight wrapped lines include a key-tagged first cell, a double-lock strip over TRUTH, a locked PROPOSITION'S cell, a firework-covered lower word, and three mistake circles with helper controls.
- Goal
- Resolve all three noun/result pairs and confirm the Ludwig Wittgenstein, Austrian - Philosopher completion card.
- Opening
- CONTRADICTION'S and TAUTOLOGY'S establish 11 = A, 25 = T, 4 = U, 13 = O, 23 = L, 10 = G, 26 = Y, 1 = S, 6 = C, 8 = R, 12 = N, and 19 = I.
- Danger Zone
- The three long nouns share O/T/I/N/S but not their whole shapes; copying one suffix pattern into another creates conflicts around PROPOSITION'S and CONTRADICTION'S.
- Mechanics
- An extremely-hard Famous Line with key, double-lock, bandage, firework, and word-reveal states arranged around three logical noun/result pairs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sentence completes Code Busters Level 107?
It reads A tautology's truth is certain, a proposition's possible, a contradiction's impossible.
Who is quoted in Level 107?
The completion card attributes the sentence to Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein.