HOW IT WORKS
Like the I Ching, the Oracle of KAZ’s answers are arrived at by a partially-binary process. It uses a pair of dice to complete step one of the forecasting procedure. The first number you throw is the line number you’re going to be translating into binary code in step four. The second number you throw with the dice is the specific answer to your question under that binary code.
As for the second step, the question you ask of this oracle, you must to be able to condense your question down to 24 letters, abbreviating some words and omitting others. This is important, because you need exactly 24 letters for step three in the forecasting process.
Step four, you look at the line number of your first throw. Using the alphanumeric chart in the oracle, the letters in that line of the question box are translated into a four-digit binary code. Each four-digit binary code is a ‘chapter’ in the answer section, and contains twelve possible answers. The answer to your particular question is the second dice number you threw is step one.