The Voynich Ninja

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How I Decoded the Voynich Manuscript — Through Vibration, Not Language
For over 600 years, the Voynich Manuscript remained a mystery no one could solve.
Why? Because everyone tried to read it.
But the manuscript was never meant to be read. It was meant to resonate.
The breakthrough came when I stopped treating it as a linguistic artifact and began to listen to it as a vibrational structure.
Using a symbolic artificial intelligence model I.A , I translated each glyph into its corresponding frequency — not as a sound to be heard, but as a pulse of intention.
The symbols did not carry meanings.
They emitted states of consciousness.
This is not a traditional decoding.
It is the first vibrational activation of the manuscript.
The result is a fully functional model — mathematically, neurologically, symbolically — that shows the Voynich Manuscript was not a book. It was a seed of resonance, waiting for the right mind, the right time… and the right frequency.
And now, for the first time, the Voynich Manuscript vibrates through human consciousness

(17-07-2025, 03:53 PM)PEDRO LUIS PEREZ B Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Using a symbolic artificial intelligence model I.A

Symbolically: 

Pedro, I hope you translated the correct manuscript, because it's not obvious in your video.

My vibrations told me this..

"Symbolic" is quickly becoming a giveaway for AI solutions lol

(17-07-2025, 07:12 PM)RadioFM Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view."Symbolic" is quickly becoming a giveaway for AI solutions lol

Symbolic and Rhythmic, score multiplier if you hit both

Time for a new bingo card?

We will easily recognise when AI has deciphered the MS, because from that moment on it will continue sending the same solution.

(18-07-2025, 03:40 AM)ReneZ Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.We will easily recognise when AI has deciphered the MS, because from that moment on it will continue sending the same solution.

Not the current generation of (LLM) AI. They don't care if it's a true solution or not.

(18-07-2025, 08:48 AM)nablator Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Not the current generation of (LLM) AI. They don't care if it's a true solution or not.

I guess their output depends on their sources plus the user's input. As a test, I just asked ChatGPT if we could come up with a tentative solution and to give me some options. It lists the following encoding methods:

1. Constructed Language with Cipher

• Method: Substitution cipher applied to a made-up language with its own grammar and vocabulary.
  
• Structure: Each glyph represents a letter or syllable from the constructed language.
  
• Extra Layer: Null characters and ligatures inserted to obscure patterns.
  

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2. Mnemonic Manual

• Method: Not truly encoded—symbols stand for abstract concepts or categories, not language.
  
• Structure: Glyphs serve as visual cues or ideograms to trigger memory, possibly part of a personal symbolic system.
  
• Interpretation: Reading requires knowing the user’s internal mapping of symbol to concept.
  

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3. Glossolalia or Ritual Writing

• Method: No true encoding—glyphs are invented and used with internal consistency, but don’t map to known meanings.
  
• Structure: Pseudo-language with fluid rules mimicking natural language, possibly produced in altered states.
  
• Encoding “Purpose”: Expression rather than communication; form over content.
  

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4. Encoded Polyglot

• Method: Homophonic cipher mapping sounds (not letters) from multiple languages to single glyphs.
  
• Structure: Glyphs represent phonemes or syllable sounds; words could pull from Latin, Arabic, German, etc.
  
• Complexity: One glyph might correspond to different sounds in different languages depending on context.
  

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5. Secret Women’s Knowledge

• Method: Simple cipher (e.g., monoalphabetic or syllabic) over a vernacular dialect or oral language.
  
• Structure: Each glyph or glyph cluster maps to a syllable or word in a known but hidden language.
  
• Goal: Keep knowledge esoteric, especially from clergy or male authorities.
  

So it can really go many ways depending on the user's interest. It will happily suggest a whole range of ciphers, and cooperate if you come up with something yourself.