I tweaked the code just slightly: 
my $i = 1;
my %occult = map { $_ => int ($i++ / 9) + 1} ('A' .. 'Z');
my $news = 'FOX';
print join( '', map $occult{$_}, split '', $news ) . $/;

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Now it prints out "123". Does that mean that Fox is not evil, but progressive?

Or does it mean that these mathematical co-incidences are just meaningless, and people wishing to claim that Fox is evil should just back it up with information about what Fox broadcasts?

--
use JAPH;
print JAPH::asString();

In reply to Re: Discovering Esoteric Meanings With Perl Part 2 -- The FOX Network by wol
in thread Discovering Esoteric Meanings With Perl Part 2 -- The FOX Network by Anonymous Monk

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