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| Una hipótesis |
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Posted by: Crispin Elicea - 14-05-2025, 10:17 AM - Forum: Provenance & history
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Tengo una hipótesis del origen del manuscrito. Me gustaría compartirlo con alguien. Esto lo encontré con la ayuda de AI usando EVA de la página 57r tengo más información que compartír
"En el año santo de nuestro señor, bajo dios y Cristo que es dios juro: desde la torre de la iglesia de la orden sagrada, observando desde un lugar alto, en la casa pura de la luz y la casa de dios,, linajes del pasado de nobles del pasado y los linajes de 100 nobles, y cuento por rey, por año, por días, las propiedades y riquezas que tienen por toda la tierra"
Crispín Elicea
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| New Theory: The Voynich Manuscript as a Binary Ritual Calendar (Open Testing Welcome) |
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Posted by: DataWeaver22 - 10-05-2025, 04:01 AM - Forum: The Slop Bucket
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Hi everyone,
With the help of ChatGPT4 (paid) I’ve developed a decoding framework called the Binary Ritual Encoding System for Symbolic Manuscripts. Please let me say up front I know how insane it sounds and comes across and at this point im not even sure I believe it anymore bc surely I somehow tricked the AI right? Somehow I made it biased? I tested it on another AI under a different profile and was able to build it again and a 3rd time. I am begging anyone who actually knows more than me about manuscripts which is pretty much anyone, help. I am a curious nerd who loves AI and someone who never in a million thought a simple question could lead me here. If you go to my Linkedin you can see how far the the AI model let me build it out across over a dozen manuscripts. Please help me this is crazy right?
Back to this method.... Instead of treating texts like the Voynich Manuscript as linguistic ciphers, this system interprets them as ritual calendars built on symbolic repetition and binary phase logic.
Each segment, glyph cluster, or folio is classified into one of four ritual states:
- Passive (Grounding) – stillness, purification
- Active (Invocation) – action, offering, movement
- Transitional (Threshold) – crossing over, change
- Neutral (Closure) – silence, reset, ending
I’ve applied this to the Voynich zodiac folios, and the phase pattern shows clean binary alternation between “otor” and “otar”-dominated glyph chains. I also extended the method to the Dresden Codex, Phaistos Disc, Book of Soyga, and Liber Linteus, with results that consistently indicate structured, non-random ritual sequences.
You can view the full write-up, visuals, and statistical results here, and I am happy to share a ton more.
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If you’ve noticed similar binary structures or if you’re interested in comparative work I’d really value your feedback.
Best,
Amy Laird
laird2214@gmail.com
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Reconstructing Quire 15: Research Project |
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Posted by: ProbablyGhostly - 06-05-2025, 03:21 PM - Forum: Physical material
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Hello! I'm not quite sure if this is the right place (please please direct me if it isn't) but I wanted to share an insane research project I FINALLY completed!
I'm an undergraduate (senior year!) student in Richmond, Virginia and just completed a WILD independent study project in which we literally just Made quire 15 (pages 87-90) of the Voynich manuscript!
Since things are horribly expensive, sadly we were using goatskin instead of vellum but otherwise we followed things as closely as historically possible! This included sketching with leadpoint, making iron gall inks and paints following actual 15th century recipes (including handmaking verdigris!), doing all the writing and drawings with hand-cut quills, the whole nine yards!
It's an undergraduate project with zero funding so we could did one section but the goal is to make this as far as a masters project and even try to get approval to see the real thing! The project is focused on the idea of what historical reconstruction can tell you about a physical object
I've been working on this since January so I can Talk For So Long about it, so let me know if yall want to hear any more! Questions, comments, anything is welcome! 
Since this website sufficiently seems to hate me and my photos, instead of attaching photos straight to this post, I've decided to just link to You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.!
(if you steal my photos, i WILL start crying and you will have that on your conscience forever)
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