This is insane.

pinupotzyvy.kz I suspect the puzzle is a trick: It’s purposely gibberish to hide the real puzzle. Maybe the hidden message is encoded in the number of dots vs question marks per line. For example, each line may encode a letter: number of dots (.) minus question marks (?) yields a value. Or maybe the ratio of them.

Alternatively, maybe the puzzle is about “We have ..? …? ….? …?” which could be a sequence of binary digits. If we treat ‘.’ as 0 and ‘?’ as 1, we get a binary string: “..” would be 00? Wait no. The pattern “We have ..?..” might mean we have 2 dots then 1 question mark then 2 dots? That would be 00100? Not clear.

Maybe the puzzle is a “Morse code” puzzle where ‘.’ is dot, ‘?’ is dash? In Morse code, dot is ‘.’, dash is ‘-‘. But we have ‘?’ instead of ‘-‘. So maybe ‘?’ stands for dash. Then the sequences like “..?..” would be “..-..” in Morse. That corresponds to “L”?? Let’s check: Morse for L is .-..; Actually .-..is L. But ..-.is F. Wait let’s decode: ..-..is not standard. But we have punctuation.

Let’s try to parse a small segment: “..?..” This would be “..-..” if ‘?’ = -. But we have two dots, then dash, then two dots. That’s “..-..” which is “K”? Actually K is “-.-“. No…-..is not a letter. But maybe the pattern includes “…” etc. Hard.

Maybe the puzzle uses “…” as ellipsis meaning unknown char? Or maybe the “…??” at start indicates something else.

The puzzle might be referencing the phrase “We have ..? …? ….? …?” which could be “We have many questions.” The “?” obviously stands for question mark. But the puzzle likely uses the pattern of dots and question marks to encode something.

Maybe we should look at the counts of ‘.’ and ‘?’ in the entire text. Let’s approximate: The text contains many ‘*’ as well. But perhaps the key is the first part: “## The [..] …??” This might indicate a bracketed expression: “[..]” inside bold. Then “…??” after. So maybe the puzzle title is “The [..] …??” That could be referencing “The dot dot dot question marks”? Hard.

gbc.kz Another possibility: The puzzle might be a “riddle” disguised as a jumbled text. The answer might be “What is a puzzle that has no meaning but is a puzzle?” Could be “A riddle disguised as a question” etc.

https://forbes.kz/ Maybe the puzzle expects the solver to realize that the text is meaningless because the puzzle itself is “We have …” with ellipses. So the solution might be “the answer is nothing” or “the answer is ‘nothing'”.

However, the puzzle is from Puzzling SE, likely requiring a clever solution. The typical puzzle type is “decode using pattern of dots and question marks” which represent Morse code or binary. The repeated pattern of asterisks might indicate separation between words.

Let’s attempt to extract the pattern ignoring all non-dot and non-question-mark characters. That is, keep only ‘.’ and ‘?’. We’ll see what the string looks like.

From the text: “## The [..] …??” -> We have cleveresleben.de “??” after ellipsis. So maybe the first part: “??”. Then next: “We have ..?…..?….? …??