Reply To: JUST SOME RANDOM STUFF!

[Astralica]

I agree with @bridges, it is possible to make the digits of pi say absolutely anything:

It’s just that Vigenere is truly unsolvable if the key is perfectly random and as long as the ciphertext. (One-time pads)
The reason (I’m assuming) you’re seeing repeated “THERES” is that it scores the highest on whatever fitness function you’re using, so as the computer tries to optimise for English by hill climbing, it just outputs that a bunch of times.

Here’s some examples for you.

Your original 200 digits of pi:
OPONJLBGMUARMGBYCGTTRNPXKGUTXSHXHDMGCKIVICDWZIVRGBEOCIZGEEOVJMSIRYGWFUBHODCWLRTCGKBBPHVKDHMUWQLCPDDSSCDJXOHHSJCVEWXLIAFNBMBMNTMHOOIIIIKTRAMENNKHACXOMVUTJAOGFDKRWDAJUSCDZONTBMKAOHDIBNEBFWEEOANGORZQPLIQ

Here’s the key to make it the first 200 characters of the Bee Movie script:
ONMZSITTGBMRBVRLOKGIRRXJFGZLXZZJUKFCLGADVOHWBIUNCJXAIXWFAENKFTEDGAYDNYTUILCFHYFOOYBQEOHEZOEBELLJEVKZHYCVUQTCNQVRYFJRVXMGXLXIZOKTUXQEDXCPZAZGRNMGWAXUURTPFILSSKIRFZECUZVJNOABIFCNEZLAPYQJNODTKCJVDDDPELGG

…and here’s the key for the Fitness Gram Pacer test:
VIKIBSOCUCUAMUMYACCANVWPSGIZMZZFODGCCGRHHUBUZTVPYIGVYQGNXEVGSYMRNGOOKQQJIZJEZDCYDCWWHFBZKHUMDOXPWVQYOKKCTCDOOSNVCSGSEIMRTBQLJNEUGBQEGUXQZPERJTVHHJQKUCUCQHHCOJXEOQURFOYAHVNCIUSPALSKATLVBDMZOIUCXNZOIZAD